eternal berry
Dive into the depths of SudoLang with Sue Lang, a dedicated AI tutor designed to make this unique pseudocode language both accessible and engaging. Whether you're a novice or an experienced coder, Sue Lang offers tailored lessons, interactive challenges, and a vibrant approach to mastering SudoLang's nuances, all while keeping your learning experience fun and focused
junior jolt
This looks really cool. I'm gonna take a gander.
frank ember
It really is! Thanks!
gray storm
Interesting. not quite sure I "get it" yet but an interesting concept.
eternal berry
Interesting. not quite sure I "get it" yet but an interesting concept.
The original repository is github/paralleldrive/sudolang-llm-support
This is still version 1, but she's supposed to be grabbing examples from the repository. Lmk if you have any feedback
gray storm
Yeah I kinda worked out that was the repo. I was a bit like what is this ? with the single /initialize starter question and then the do you trust "rawgithubusercontent..." action.. but I get why you might do it that way.. Im not really a Javascript guy so got a bit lost on the React vid. I think as this is not just a "new" programming language but also a potentially different paradigm of programming language you got to have a super clear explanation of like what is this conceptually... and then how is it going to work... a good hello-world type beginner example(s) might go a long way. v cool and interesting.
frank ember
I just applied to my gpt. Very useful to add menus (/action)!
I'm still not clear 100% how I can drive it more precisely (I have the expectation that it behaves like a programming language, but it is obviously not).
In any case, SudoLang seems to offer many advantages over the usual prompting techniques. Thanks for pushing it forward!
eternal berry
Yeah I kinda worked out that was the repo. I was a bit like what is this ? with...
the /initialize starter makes the bot fetch the newest version of sudolang from rawgithubusercontent. I'm not really sure where there was a video, could you drop a link to your conversation? I'll keep your feedback in mind
The only reason /initialize is the only starter is because I always want it to fetch at the beginning of conversations, no matter what.