Stuff like a lot of this needing to be A/B tested, models hot swapped, and versioned in a way thats accessible to non technical people?
How do you think about this in relation to tools like BAML?
yewenjie•1h ago
What is a motivating use case that this solves?
otabdeveloper4•59m ago
Riding the LLM hype train to its exhaustion.
N_Lens•49m ago
ChooChoo!
bn-l•1h ago
It’s a noisy / busy syntax. Just my own opinion.
machiaweliczny•1h ago
Why not library?
croes•1h ago
Next step, an LLM that writes convo-lang programs to programs with an LLM
gnubee•59m ago
This looks a lot like another effective way of interacting with LLMs: english-lang. Some of english-lang 's features are that it can be used to convey meaning, and it's largely accepted (network effect!). I'm excited to see what convo brings to the table /s
mrs6969•41m ago
Nice try. We will eventually get there, but I think this can and need to get better.
Disposal8433•36m ago
The new COBOL. The next step is obviously to add syntax when you need to specify the type of the variables: put the type first, then the name and its value, and finish with a semicolon because it's fun, like "int n = 0;"
benswerd•1h ago
Stuff like a lot of this needing to be A/B tested, models hot swapped, and versioned in a way thats accessible to non technical people?
How do you think about this in relation to tools like BAML?