There's some wild disconnect here. The author found a bug that causes the chatbot to "babble": > The chatbot started out fine – for the first few words in its

There's some wild disconnect here. The author found a bug that causes the chatbot to "babble": > The chatbot started out fine – for the first few words in its response. Then it descended into a babble-like madness. Which went on and on and on and on and … on. Somehow, it couldn't even stop babbling. Anyone that's tweaked parameters on local LLMs via e.g. llama.cpp can tell you that it's easy to have a model fall into babbling with the wrong params. I often get this when I try out a new model and restart my server, but my test webUI retains settings from a previous GGUF because I didn't refresh. But let's be clear: the bug is that the model babbles. But here's the intro that the author justifies with this bug: > It would appear that the biggest technological innovation since the introduction of the world wide web a generation ago has been productized by a collection of fundamentally unserious people and organizations who appear to have no grasp of what it means to run a software business, nor any desire to implement any of the systems or processes needed to affect that seriousness. Good grief. I feel like I live in a world where hyperbole is the order of the day, every day.