Tellina: Translate natural language into bash commands (built with TensorFlow)

Interesting idea. But as of right now, the recently submitted queries shown on the right almost all have wrong answers. For instance:

> Change jdk default version

    cd $( which oracle | xargs -I {} dirname {} )

> change the first character of every filename in this directory to "z"

    find z -type d -exec chown z {} \;

> count number of lines in a file

    wc -l $( wc -l )

> ping google.com every 5 seconds

    find . -name "*.com" | xargs -I {} tar -c -v -f google.com {}

Natural language + bash is truly a cursed combination.

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.

I'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

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

If curious see also

2018: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17844670

Didn't work for my query, "rename files to their name and file size"

Wow. Impressive work

That one guy in Germany has some shame issues.