Tellina: Translate natural language into bash commands (built with TensorFlow)(tellina.rocks)
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Tellina: Translate natural language into bash commands (built with TensorFlow)
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Doesn't seem to work at all, just some random potentially dangerous guessing:
> what the day it is?
> what the day it is?
find /home -type d -name "apt" -exec rm -f {} \;Just out of curiosity, what were you expecting as output to that string of words? I think Tellina is only targeting natural sentences where the structure makes sense. Even I, a human being, have no clue what the response is supposed to be
date +%D
... or at least ... nothing involving rm -f at allI've also been experimenting[1] in the natural language <-> code world and the two publications based on Tellina have been really helpful. I know how hard it is to get sensible results when mixing natural language and code, and even though Tellina is a bit rough around the edges it is an awesome effort!
[1] https://codesnippetsearch.net
[1] https://codesnippetsearch.net
Interesting idea but when I try submitting commands to translate it doesn't seem to work? It simply refreshes the page but my question disappears
Looks like it's down currently
https://github.com/TellinaTool/tellina/issues/9
Didn't work for my query, "rename files to their name and file size"
Wow. Impressive work
If curious see also
2018: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17844670
2018: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17844670
That one guy in Germany has some shame issues.
Great work! Just wanted to note that sql or input sanitizing is missing:
http://kirin.cs.washington.edu:8000/translate?request_str=fi...
Also looks like it isn’t forwarding http to https? Eitherway great work! This was a lot of fun to play with.
http://kirin.cs.washington.edu:8000/translate?request_str=fi...
Also looks like it isn’t forwarding http to https? Eitherway great work! This was a lot of fun to play with.
> Change jdk default version
> change the first character of every filename in this directory to "z"
> count number of lines in a file
> ping google.com every 5 seconds