RLHF worked well for midjourney but I think that is because it is outsourcing something that is ultimately completely subjective and very subtle like human visual aesthetic choice that can't be "wrong".

I tried to understand the paper and I can't really make sense of it for "code".

It seems like this would inherit a subtler version of all the problems from expert systems.

A press release of this does feel rather AI bubbly. Not quite Why The Future Doesn't Need Us level but I think we are getting close.

Rstudio came out a long time ago at this point. I actually think it feels quite dated personally.

A data science focused version of VS Code with some kind of notebook sounds rather awesome to me.

I agree, Rstudio is really dated. Been using R and Python at work in parallel, I find Rstudio cannot do obvious things that R extension for VS Code can- like stopping at a breakpoint in the middle or knitting an Rmd file that has embedded code.

There is already Rmarkdown and great tutorials to go along with that for the budding R data scientist

Does it still bundle an entire, old version of libclang?