# LLM Gambling: Constraints, Compilers, and Cavemen

The best way to gamble with high chances in LLM is to add constraints and limits. The reason why LLM is good enough for simple ~ medium projects is because of the compiler: LLM output -> compiler screams -> copy paste error to LLM. Now LLM generates a guess of the fix (Thank you stackoverflow for your contribution) because it has seen so many errors and potential fixes. But LLM sucks at assembly. LLM sucks so bad Also if you force LLM to be a caveman (don't use a/an/the) it forces restraints ->