Dear Ashley,
I came across your Brief video on Youtube, and was very impressed by the UX. I have recently started developing a Forth dialect to use with LLMs for interactive LLM research. The first couple prototypes are very interesting, with chaining, parallel execution, and more.
In addition, the Brief video was perfect for inspiring new ideas in my own project. The incremental execution and defining words on the fly close the feedback loop and make iteration much faster.
If you think this project is even remotely interesting, I would love to hear your insights and feedback. I am a student and am not too experienced with language design.
I apologize for posting this on the issues tab of your project; I could not find a good place for contact, on the MS blog, YouTube, LinkedIn or otherwise.
My e-mail is joshcho@stanford.edu but feel free to ignore if this doesn’t sound interesting to you. The Brief video alone was something I was looking for.
Sincerely,
Josh Cho
Dear Ashley,
I came across your Brief video on Youtube, and was very impressed by the UX. I have recently started developing a Forth dialect to use with LLMs for interactive LLM research. The first couple prototypes are very interesting, with chaining, parallel execution, and more.
In addition, the Brief video was perfect for inspiring new ideas in my own project. The incremental execution and defining words on the fly close the feedback loop and make iteration much faster.
If you think this project is even remotely interesting, I would love to hear your insights and feedback. I am a student and am not too experienced with language design.
I apologize for posting this on the issues tab of your project; I could not find a good place for contact, on the MS blog, YouTube, LinkedIn or otherwise.
My e-mail is joshcho@stanford.edu but feel free to ignore if this doesn’t sound interesting to you. The Brief video alone was something I was looking for.
Sincerely,
Josh Cho