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> We can't develop a universally coherent data set because Yet every child seems to manage, when raised by a small village, over a period of about 18 years. I
by smokel 2y ago
> We can't develop a universally coherent data set because
Yet every child seems to manage, when raised by a small village, over a period of about 18 years. I guess we just need to give these LLMs a little more love and attention.
- bugglebeetle 2y agoOr maybe hundreds of millions of years of evolutionary pressure to build unbelievably efficient function approximation.
- antisthenes 2y agoAnd then you go out into the real world, talk to real adults, and discover that the majority of people don't have a coherent mental model of the world, and have completely ridiculous ideas that aren't anywhere near an approximation of the real physical world.
- mistermann 2y ago> and discover that the majority of people don't have a coherent mental model of the world "Coherent" is doing a lot of lifting here. All humans have highly flawed models, and we've been culturally conditioned to grade on a curve to hide the problem from ourselves.