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by parksy 2218 days ago
Yeah that's a good way of putting it. Also has a catchy name, "TOD".

Ultimately as well we don't care what the code looks like, if it passes all tests then it "works". You probably don't even need to generate the code in a high level language, if people aren't ever going to really read it.

You'd probably need tests designed to ensure the code is executes quickly enough and automatically generate edge case test data so you don't end up with a blog where you can only post articles with the titles in the exact test data heh.

The future seems interesting for us developer types anyway. If a product designer could express their requirements in plain language developers would only really need to be around for cases where the models failed and more training data was needed to improve them.