There aren't many things that LLMs haven't really seen yet, however. I have successfully used LLMs to develop a large portion of WebAssembly 3.0 interpreter [1], which surely aren't in their training set because WebAssembly 3.0 was only released months ago. Sure, it took me tons of guidance but it was useful enough for me.
Even llama.cpp is not a truly novel thing to LLMs, there are several performant machine learning model executors available in their training sets anyway, and I'm sure llama.cpp can benefit from LLMs if they want; they just chose not to.
Even llama.cpp is not a truly novel thing to LLMs, there are several performant machine learning model executors available in their training sets anyway, and I'm sure llama.cpp can benefit from LLMs if they want; they just chose not to.
[1] https://github.com/lifthrasiir/wah/