Comment on KX Community EditionComments−latenightcoding1yWith the rise of LLM-coding do these specialized/niche languages lose their edge? (i.e: prototyping speed, job security, etc)−therein1yIn this case it is a little beyond specialized and niche. It is right to left too.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44498766−AUnterrainerOP1yNo LLM can write KDB yet−pinewurst1yAs most KDB code is proprietary, one wonders if there's even enough available code to train/steal from.−AUnterrainerOP1yKDB code is as proprietary as java, python, C++ code found at other financial institutions. What's proprietary is the Q language. not the code you write with it−resoluteteeth1yI think what they mean is that there is less publicly available kdb code for llms to be trained on−coredog641yNo "public" LLM can write KDB yet.
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With the rise of LLM-coding do these specialized/niche languages lose their edge? (i.e: prototyping speed, job security, etc)
In this case it is a little beyond specialized and niche. It is right to left too.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44498766
No LLM can write KDB yet
As most KDB code is proprietary, one wonders if there's even enough available code to train/steal from.
KDB code is as proprietary as java, python, C++ code found at other financial institutions. What's proprietary is the Q language. not the code you write with it
I think what they mean is that there is less publicly available kdb code for llms to be trained on
No "public" LLM can write KDB yet.