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If they each give the correct answer in the same number of steps then there’s no reason to prefer one over the other.
by revscat 2y ago
If they each give the correct answer in the same number of steps then there’s no reason to prefer one over the other.
- KMag 2y agoMy multiple experiences with ChatGPT hallucination, even at minimum temperature, leaves me preferring a web search answer. Just last week, jq hallucinated three different jq syntaxes that failed to parse. That being said, I had been using web search for several years looking for the Get Smart episode I had seen as a kid in the 1980s where the enemy agent explains that he can't give up his suicide ring because "That's how it works, if I take it off, my wife will kill me." Google Bard found the episode on the first try. So, I tend to fall back to LLMs only when search engines fail me.
- hn_version_0023 2y agoMental inertia is the phrase I use for preferring the one you learned first
- onlytime 2y agoPower usage, latency, ethical concerns.