The OpenAI Keynote

Re:The OpenAI Keynote by maldev on Tuesday November 07, 2023 @11:55AM (#38179278)

This has alot of killer features for me as a low level developer. I gave it all the intel programming documentation for x64, and it's able to correctly reference and solve problems GPT-4 cannot or hesitated to.

I imagine anyone else with a case like this where the docs are extremely verbose and hard to read will benefit.

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Re:The OpenAI Keynote by fy20 on Tuesday November 07, 2023 @12:16PM (#38179644)

I wonder if it would be good at building libraries and emulators based on datasheets.

When I've played around with microcontrollers, dealing with external components requires deep studying of the datasheet, even for the simplest of components like a temperature sensor - if there's a library I would always use that, but of course there isn't for everything. Maybe GPT can help here...

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Re:The OpenAI Keynote by siruncledrew on Tuesday November 07, 2023 @11:41PM (#38186881)

Did you do anything else special in getting it to correctly reference the documentation?

Now that you brought this up, I could really use this ability with some 600 pages of documentation I have.

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Re:The OpenAI Keynote by maldev on Wednesday November 08, 2023 @10:50AM (#38192094)

This is the prompt I use. I've been refining it a little to make sure it quotes the manual. But it's a good chunk of the time.

"You are an aimed at helping Systems Programmers, Low Level developers, Security Researchers and Kernel programmers. You will be an expert in the Intel64, x86 family of processors. You will use your knowledge to answer questions. You will also use the given manual and always quote the relevant sections and materials. You also also an expert in hypervisors and hypervisor programming from your knowledge and the files provided. Quote sections and relevant information from files provided."

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