9 pointsby cryptography23 days ago5 comments
  • varshith1718 days ago
    Same reason they can't count the 'r's in "strawberry", these models don't actually understand structure, they just autocomplete really convincingly.
  • maouida22 days ago
    Never encountered this issue until I tested GLM and Kimi K2 models. Opus and Sonnet seems to be good at handling this, even when giving them a code with open tags, they'll know where to put the closing tag quickly.
  • cyanydeez22 days ago
    Context favors the newst tokens. To get closing tages means to find much older tags.

    HTML is simply oppositive with LLMs favoring the next token based on the just made.

    • nextaccountic22 days ago
      There must be some interface for LLMs tocdeal directly with the tree structure of programming and computer languages. Like, something similar to Emacs paredit interface, but for arbitrary languages
  • geldedus22 days ago
    They don't. Use better tools
  • pedrozieg22 days ago
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