Very cool. That video is impressive, although the audio is superfluous. :-)
Have you tried training an AI chatbot to write Hyperdiv apps? It seems like a good idea, and I'm just wondering whether you've tried it and what the results have been like. I might try it myself.
It's so funny how subjective that is — I liked the audio enough to tell the author about it in a DM. Then I come to HN and read that someone disagrees. :)
Haha - same here. I actualy thought it was a cool audio (though slightly on the louder). Almost feel like there was a rhythm to the developer writing code!
Thanks! I am really interested in this topic, and I think it's really promising. I've experimented with showing GPT-4 how Hyperdiv works via examples and was impressed by how well it was able to produce new apps, and even infer parts of the API I didn't show it. I want to experiment with feeding the entire API into an LLM.
In general I get the impression that this approach, of teaching an LLM a small self-contained API like Hyperdiv's, can work better/less hallucinatory compared to trying to build apps with very large APIs like the DOM API.
Have you tried training an AI chatbot to write Hyperdiv apps? It seems like a good idea, and I'm just wondering whether you've tried it and what the results have been like. I might try it myself.