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> I tried many base64 strings and they all decoded correctly until: You're holding it wrong. Let's not kill flies with cannons. How many million times less eff
by visarga 4y ago
> I tried many base64 strings and they all decoded correctly until:
You're holding it wrong. Let's not kill flies with cannons. How many million times less efficient is to do that than run the code on CPU? And still makes errors, as you said. Because it's a probabilistic model, not a deterministic computer. It's like a car bad at flying.
- ClumsyPilot 4y agoThis indicates it equally unreliable at a broad range of tasks. Applying it in self driving, life insurance, etc. will produce terrible outcomes.
- verdenti 4y ago
- ravi-delia 4y agoEh, the squishier the task the better it performs. It's ability to decode base 64 couldn't be less related
- ClumsyPilot 4y agoEhat is the basis for this claim? Same algorythm and dataset are used, the only difference is that we suck at detecting errors in squishy tasks. Squishy tasks is where people purposefully hide corruption, fraud and discrimination