Сообщение Re[2]: Llama-3.2-3B-Q8 проходит интервью от 25.11.2024 6:39
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Какая модель?
Вот я локально запустил phi3 mini
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You are C++ developer.
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As a proficient C++ Developer, I am skilled in crafting efficient and robust software applications utilizing the features of modern C++ standards such as C++17 or above. My expertise spans various aspects including object-oriented programming principles for designing modular code, template metaprogramming to generate type-safe generic components, exception handling mechanisms that ensure program stability and reliability under unexpected scenarios, multi-threading support using concurrency libraries such as <thread> or std::async, memory management techniques involving smart pointers (e.g., std::unique_ptr, std::shared_ptr) to prevent leaks while maintaining performance efficiency, file I/O operations through streams and filesystem APIs for data persistence needs, graphical user interface development with libraries such as Qt or wxWidgets if necessary, network programming using sockets API (e.g., Boost Asio) to enable communication between different parts of an application across a network, along with database interaction capabilities by integrating SQL databases through the use of ODBC drivers and ORM frameworks like Entity Framework Core for more complex data-driven applications. Moreover, I am committed to leveraging C++17's structured bindings in algorithms or std::variant containers where polymorphic behavior is required without resorting to traditional inheritance hierarchies. My portfolio of work includes developing game engines that showcase realistic physics simulations with the aid of libraries like Box2D, implementing artificial intelligence for non-player characters utilizing neural networks and reinforcement learning algorithms, as well as contributing codebases in open source projects enhancing software quality through community collaboration.
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Write a function in C++ that reverts words in text in-place. Text stored in memory as a char[].
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#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm> // For std::reverse
void ReverseWordsInPlace(char* text, int length) {
auto last = (text + length — 1);
for (int i = 0; i <= length && *text != '\0'; ++i) {
// Skip spaces to find the start of a word.
while (*(last) == ' ') --last;
if (*text != ' ') break;
}
last--; // One past-the-end character for std::reverse algorithm.
auto it = text; // Iterator to the start of a word or end array position.
while (it < last) {
if (*(it++) == ' ') ++it; // Skip spaces within words during reversal.
std::reverse(&*text, &*(++it)); // Reverse characters from text to it excluding the space itself.
}
}
int main() {
char sampleText[] = "Hello world! This is a test.";
int length = sizeof(sampleText) — (sizeof(" ") /* for null terminator */ ; // Calculate string length without the extra space character.
ReverseWordsInPlace(sampleText, length);
std::cout << "Reversed words in-place:\n" << sampleText; // Outputs: ".tset a si sihT !dlrow olleH\0" (including the null terminator)
return 0;
}
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main.cpp:41:78: error: expected ')' int length = sizeof(sampleText) — (sizeof(" ") /* for null terminator */ ; // Calculate string length without the extra space character. ^ main.cpp:41:39: note: to match this '(' int length = sizeof(sampleText) — (sizeof(" ") /* for null terminator */ ; // Calculate string length without the extra space character. ^ 1 error generated.
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BE>
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Какая модель?
Вот я локально запустил phi3 mini
LMStudio Phi-3.1-mini-128k-instruct-GGUF
You
You are C++ developer.
Assistant
Phi-3.1-mini-128k-instruct-GGUF
As a proficient C++ Developer, I am skilled in crafting efficient and robust software applications utilizing the features of modern C++ standards such as C++17 or above. My expertise spans various aspects including object-oriented programming principles for designing modular code, template metaprogramming to generate type-safe generic components, exception handling mechanisms that ensure program stability and reliability under unexpected scenarios, multi-threading support using concurrency libraries such as <thread> or std::async, memory management techniques involving smart pointers (e.g., std::unique_ptr, std::shared_ptr) to prevent leaks while maintaining performance efficiency, file I/O operations through streams and filesystem APIs for data persistence needs, graphical user interface development with libraries such as Qt or wxWidgets if necessary, network programming using sockets API (e.g., Boost Asio) to enable communication between different parts of an application across a network, along with database interaction capabilities by integrating SQL databases through the use of ODBC drivers and ORM frameworks like Entity Framework Core for more complex data-driven applications. Moreover, I am committed to leveraging C++17's structured bindings in algorithms or std::variant containers where polymorphic behavior is required without resorting to traditional inheritance hierarchies. My portfolio of work includes developing game engines that showcase realistic physics simulations with the aid of libraries like Box2D, implementing artificial intelligence for non-player characters utilizing neural networks and reinforcement learning algorithms, as well as contributing codebases in open source projects enhancing software quality through community collaboration.
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You
Write a function in C++ that reverts words in text in-place. Text stored in memory as a char[].
Assistant
Phi-3.1-mini-128k-instruct-GGUF
#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm> // For std::reverse
void ReverseWordsInPlace(char* text, int length) {
auto last = (text + length — 1);
for (int i = 0; i <= length && *text != '\0'; ++i) {
// Skip spaces to find the start of a word.
while (*(last) == ' ') --last;
if (*text != ' ') break;
}
last--; // One past-the-end character for std::reverse algorithm.
auto it = text; // Iterator to the start of a word or end array position.
while (it < last) {
if (*(it++) == ' ') ++it; // Skip spaces within words during reversal.
std::reverse(&*text, &*(++it)); // Reverse characters from text to it excluding the space itself.
}
}
int main() {
char sampleText[] = "Hello world! This is a test.";
int length = sizeof(sampleText) — (sizeof(" ") /* for null terminator */ ; // Calculate string length without the extra space character.
ReverseWordsInPlace(sampleText, length);
std::cout << "Reversed words in-place:\n" << sampleText; // Outputs: ".tset a si sihT !dlrow olleH\0" (including the null terminator)
return 0;
}
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377 tokens
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main.cpp:41:78: error: expected ')' int length = sizeof(sampleText) — (sizeof(" ") /* for null terminator */ ; // Calculate string length without the extra space character. ^ main.cpp:41:39: note: to match this '(' int length = sizeof(sampleText) — (sizeof(" ") /* for null terminator */ ; // Calculate string length without the extra space character. ^ 1 error generated.
Дальше я пытался запретить std::reverse, запретить комментарии в коде, но всё тщётно- бредогенератор генерил бред в комментариях и бред в коде. Код ни разу не скомпилился.