“I have used AI to say, here's my SQL query, please fix this. It gets me something and if I tell it it didn't work, it can correct itself.”
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Katelyn Stienen
FP&A Today ·
“I've been using mostly Claude, but others as well, to generate SQL because I'm not an SQL expert.”
The Peterman Pod · Brian Kernighan: Inside Bell Labs, The Best Programmer, Why C Won
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What was described
used Claude (and other LLMs) to generate SQL queries from natural language for a non-programmer colleague
90% of the time it generates a perfectly fine query, 10% of the time it doesn't
Said nearby on the same subject
“What we tried to do is, you know, using large language models and AI, we tried to really ground probability of success in an empiric data set, where we use Bayesian statistics.”
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Brett Bostwick
Business Of Biotech ·
“If you can get that information and you can turn that unstructured data into semi-structured data and connect it to the prediction, then you can use the storytelling power of the large language models”
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David Porter
Building Tomorrow ·
“Developer Lucas Vogel rendered Doom using a SQL database with about 1300 lines of SQL across 89 common table expressions generating a 35 full color, 640 by 480 frames per second.”
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