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by logicallee
74 days ago
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>There's also some types of code that I believe is often wrong in the training data that is almost always wrong in the LLM output as well. Typically anything that should have been a state machine, like auth flows, wizards, etc. I'm curious about what you mean about state machines for auth. If it's a state machine, how do you interface with it, what data type do you use, how is it built? What language or framework would this apply to? I think your approach might be different from how other people do it, I'd like to know more about your approach. Could you walk through an example? |
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