> Sometimes I start with the final return and work back to the inputs.
Shouldn't be hard to train a coding LLM to do this too by doubling the training time: train the LLM both forwards and backwards across the training data.
GP is talking about the nonlinear way that software engineers think, reason, and write down code. Simply doing the same thing but backwards provides no benefit.
Shouldn't be hard to train a coding LLM to do this too by doubling the training time: train the LLM both forwards and backwards across the training data.