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I spent extensive time on chatGPT. It does give an answer, but it isnt the most optimal, sometimes non-compiled version of them. Its suggestions havent reached
by Dopameaner 4y ago
I spent extensive time on chatGPT. It does give an answer, but it isnt the most optimal, sometimes non-compiled version of them. Its suggestions havent reached the level of creativity. Example, if I give it a system design problem of a real-world problem. It suggests to use Apache Kafka, but what if Kafka isnt sufficient for whatever reason?
E.g, Lai–Yang algorithm will give you no hits,
Fascination observation, I asked for Project Euler #193 (a problem I solved using mobius function). chatGPT solved it using bruteforce, even after I asked for the most efficient way it could solve it with. It just used memorization, which wasnt enough to find an answer for that problem quick enough. I asked whether it could use the mobius function, it couldnt translate it to code, and I had to give it python code to make it work.
- If you ask in-depth technical questions on how task queueing works within Elasticsearch, it wont be able to give you answer.
- George Hotz in Lex friedmen interview mentions that GPT-3 has 100 most recent messages as a limit. He isnt convinced that is enough to completely build a complex tool like Solve FSD or implement me a kafka.
- alar44 4y ago-Lai Yang, pretty obscure, it doesn't have a Wikipedia page and I can't find much info on it anywhere, so this shouldn't be surprising. -Euler #193 - This problem is not super obvious and I see discussions on it invoking Riemann zeta. ChatGPT was able to create a correct Mobius function on its first try. I have no idea how this might be related to the problem though. -Elasticsearch - Why on earth would you expect it to know this? You've cherry picked some super niche stuff that this brand new AI can't do and name dropped some fancy theorems. We're all very impressed.