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If you're going to use models, why not models all the way through? In other words, rather than using them merely to identify words to abbreviate and suggested
by jawns 3y ago
If you're going to use models, why not models all the way through?
In other words, rather than using them merely to identify words to abbreviate and suggested abbreviations, why not use an LLM that can take a bunch of abbreviated text and infer what you're trying to abbreviate?
Tht wy, u dn't hv 2 mem lsts f abbrs ahd f tm.
ChatGPT was able to successfully guess that last sentence in abbreviated form:
That way, you don't have to memorize lists of abbreviations ahead of time.
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- xmprt 3y agoChatGPT is much slower and much more expensive. You don't have to use LLMs for everything.
- input_sh 3y agoAh yes, I'd love to wait about five seconds every time I type some text for ChatGPT to return some output, worrying about boilerplate text around the actual answer, and to introduce unpredictability into the mix.
- tshaddox 3y agoI'd probably try using ChatGPT to suggest the specific abbreviations for the most common phrases.
- zogrodea 3y ago"That way, you don't have to remember lists of abbreviations" and... I can't seem to guess the last few words. Would you mine typing it out in full? Edit: Oh, "That way, you don't have to remember lists of abbreviations ahead of time". ChatGPT must be something impressive if it can beat me at some linguistic games.
- maest 3y ago"ahead of time"
- eschluntz 3y agoSo many abbreviations being obvious was really key to me being able to memorize them. I just think "how would I abbreviate this" and that's almost always what my abbreviation actually is