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With open models this isn't as true. The weights are local, you bring your own compute, there's nothing between you and the model. Regarding what is a better re
by canyon289 2y ago
With open models this isn't as true. The weights are local, you bring your own compute, there's nothing between you and the model. Regarding what is a better result, personally I encourage you to define what a better result is in an evalset and then optimize against that. Agree that having no criteria is not a great situation to be in.
This was the main point in a tutorial I did about a month ago now showing how to make a simple AI app using gemma, though the principles hold for any LLM.
https://www.youtube.com/live/9zM_93mYdu8 https://www.youtube.com/live/9zM_93mYdu8
Hope this helps!
- troupo 2y agoEven then the "You MUST" and "You SHOULD NOT" are just magical incantations that may (and will) randomly fail.