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quinnjh 3 hours ago

My hunch is that it would take years of hundreds of thousands of developers working with machine code, posting stackoverflow questions with machine code, and publishing github repos written on it with documentation. Thats all the free labor LLMs leveraged to use high level langs.

>We won't be developers, we won't be devops, we'll be modelops! /s

I can still see this happening with higher level langs. the thing is the compiler is not replaced in the training data, more likely LLMs will give rise to semideterministic layers on the compilers

I could see nvidia achieving this first with how nice the devex is with CUDA

osti 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I heard they are already proficient at assembly languages.

aforwardslash 37 minutes ago | parent [-]

They are - probably more proficient than with some high-level languages. I've used it for embedded stuff, including TI sitara PRU assembly, with great results. Frontier models can also easily "learn" directly from the manuals; asm is quite easy for them to pick up due to its "flat" (non-structured) nature.