@github: If you need to fine-tune a model for your codebase, your code is bad. Agree or disagree? We talk AI hot takes in our la…
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GitHub Podcast discusses AI hot takes, questioning if fine-tuning models for codebases indicates bad code and inviting listener opinions.
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If you need to fine-tune a model for your codebase, your code is bad.
Agree or disagree?
We talk AI hot takes in our latest GitHub Podcast episode. What would you add to the list? Listen wherever you listen to podcasts or find it here https://t.co/MT9PxIJ0r3 https://t.co/bEz0Ar3acP
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