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> graph where you're allowed to move in one direction and cannot do loop To be fair, you didn't need LLM for this. Googling that, the answer (DAG) is in the ti
by cj 2y ago
> graph where you're allowed to move in one direction and cannot do loop
To be fair, you didn't need LLM for this. Googling that, the answer (DAG) is in the title of the first Google result.
(Not to invalidate your point, but the example has to be more obscure than that for this strategy to be useful)
- bigfudge 2y agoI recently started watching fallout and it reminded me of a book I read about a future religious order which was piecing together pre-bomb scientific knowledge. It immediately pointed me to the Canticles of Leibovitz (which is great btw). Google results will do the same, but llm I’d much faster and more direct. I find it great for stuff like this - where you know there is an answer and will recognise it as soon as you see it. I genuinely think it can become an extension of my long-term memory, but I’m slightly nervous about the effect it will have on my actual non-memory if I just don’t need to remember stuff like this anymore!