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People are used to Googling something and reading whole threads about how something can/can't be done before an actual sound conclusion, how to do something but
by zamadatix 2y ago
People are used to Googling something and reading whole threads about how something can/can't be done before an actual sound conclusion, how to do something but it's actually completely wrong, and other similar behaviors so it's not really that big a leap to do the same with an LLM giving you a single response.
That said, single pass LLMs tend to do this kind of thing but a lot of the more useful things are best done on chain of thought type ones, where they are given some time to reflect on options before they have to start generating the start of the final response.
- AnonymousPlanet 2y agoThose comment sections have dates, sometimes even version numbers, and often caveats like "this worked for me, don't know if it will for you" or "it'll work until the next update". During my interactions with LLMs so far none of them offered any if these caveats or specifics about what version of the software this will work in, even when asked explicitly.