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Re: With AI you need to think bigger

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Post by keeptrying » Fri, Mar 21, 2025, 4:36 AM UTC

Verdex wrote: post #113

keeptrying wrote: post #25

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Yes. LLMs are the perfect learning assistant. You can now do literally anything. Literally. Going to take a while for everyone to figure this out but they will given time.

I don't know. I wouldn't trust a brain surgeon who has up til now only been messing around on LLMs. Edit: and for that matter I also would not trust a brain surgeon who had only read about brain surgery in medical texts.

Practical knowledge is the at most important.

Weirdly you’ll get a lot of useful experience as you analyze yourself through 80 years.

Re: With AI you need to think bigger

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Post by keeptrying » Fri, Mar 21, 2025, 4:38 AM UTC

redman25 wrote: post #95

keeptrying wrote: post #25

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Yes. LLMs are the perfect learning assistant. You can now do literally anything. Literally. Going to take a while for everyone to figure this out but they will given time.

I spent a couple weekends trying to reimplement microsoft's inferencing for phi4 multimodal in rust. I had zero experience messing with ONNX before. Claude produced a believably good first pass but it ended up being too much work in the end and I've put it down for the moment. I spent a lot of time fixing Claude's misunderstanding of the `ort` library, mainly because of Claude's knowledge cutoff. In the end, the draf…

This is an interesting.

AI leads to more useless dives down into the internets.

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