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ryanklee
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Comment #38961885
The saltines is basically inappropriate.
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Comment #38951170
The problem is with the person, not the tool. Get rid of people who can't think critically, replace them with people who can.
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Comment #38951158
And I didn't suggest how to do so. I implied that there is an issue with the quality of their coworkers, not ChatGPT.
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Comment #38946736
That sounds to me less of an issue with ChatGPT, and more with having colleagues that don't understand how to engage in reasonable discussion or evaluate information correctly.
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Comment #38946449
What matters is whether the suggestions are actually good, not where they came from.
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Comment #38932884
I don't understand what you're pushing back against, but I'm not standing there.
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Comment #38932645
I assumed it was in reference to llama.cpp. It's a weak assumption, though.
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Comment #38931314
It's an LLM technology that allows certain models to run on CPUs rather than big beefy GPUs. Makes running locally viable for consumers.
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Comment #38930845
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Comment #38926217
Again, I acknowledge that citations have value and are important and desirable as a feature of how we communicate. But citations did not begin their rise a standard until the 1900s…
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Comment #38922664
Imagine being an actual woman and having to deal with this bullshit all the fucking time. I have no idea how the hell they do it. Must be low-level torture.
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Comment #38917773
I didn't ignore it. But we do not require citations for every statement. Statements have value, citations notwithstanding.
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Comment #38911781
I don't have a position on that, and there's not one implied by my comment, which is why I am unsure why the commenter assumes one.
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Comment #38907674
This is not correct. You can get an LLM to improve reasoning through iteration and interrogation. By changing the content in its context window you can evolve a conversation quite …
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Comment #38906879
There is a ton of arrogance everywhere on this subject. Anyone who doesn't see how complicated and nuanced and difficult figuring out what the hell is going on here really needs to…
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Comment #38906127
> cannot reason anybody out of something that they want to believe. Especially when your own reasons are not the slam dunk you think they are.
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Comment #38905564
I totally fail to see how you got that from my comment.
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Comment #38903931
We shouldn't need his alleged drug use as an excuse to eject Musk from public life and positions of power and responsibility. His abhorrent and disgusting behavior should be enough…
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Comment #38903839
Please spell this out for me. I'm a very tech savvy individual, and as a parent who has spent hours and hours navigating the murk of disparate parental control systems, it is clear…
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Comment #38903785
It absolutely is useful and one of the most significant points in this comment section. People are applying standards to LLMs that don't exist elsewhere. They don't exist elsewhere…
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Comment #38903609
What are the citations actually required for though? Another way to ask this is: what value remains without them? I'll add this as well: humans produced valuable knowledge for thou…
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Comment #38903459
> I never understood how many of the other kids were starting to smoke Human behavior is not generally a result of reasoning.
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Comment #38903387
Based on what?
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Comment #38903200
That is not correct. You can interrogate an LLM. You can evaluate its responses in the course of interrogation. You can judge whether those responses are coherent internally and co…
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Comment #38902777
I'm not referring to hallucinations. I'm referring to novel relationships drawn between datum in the corpus that are a result of training and inference. This is apparent in somethi…