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Yup. I always wonder why is my experience not like others? Are those PR people for Microsoft? Example: I gave chatgpt a list. Which looked like st street av
by AverageDude 4y ago
Yup. I always wonder why is my experience not like others? Are those PR people for Microsoft?
Example:
I gave chatgpt a list. Which looked like
st street
av avenue
Convert this to yaml format as
st:
name:
street
And so on.
It failed spectacularly. Not even once but about 10 times. Even if it succeeded, it kept changing the output by doing ops which I never mentioned in the prompt (like reordering and merging duplicated values to a single key)
- simonw 4y agoI have human intelligence and I can't figure out what the output you're hoping for here is. Update: I tried that with GPT4 and got this: st: name: street av: name: avenue GPT 3.5 didn't know what to do with it.
- AverageDude 4y agoIt’s a yaml key value format using a map. And even if it nailed the format, it kept changing the output on it’s own. I mentioned not to change order or remove duplicates, it kept doing that anyway. I gave it 100 elements, it kept giving me around 80. And yeah, it was GPT 3.5.
- professoretc 4y ago> Even if it succeeded, it kept changing the output by doing ops which I never mentioned in the prompt (like reordering and merging duplicated values to a single key) That's something I don't see mentioned enough; if you change the input to a LLM, that may potentially change the probabilities of all the output tokens. Most of us would be surprised if we told a junior developer to fix a bug in a specific module, and they submitted a PR which modified literally every file in the source tree, but that's entirely plausible with a LLM. Asking it to "fix" one thing may change/break completely unrelated things.