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I sat down at a Piano yesterday and tried to play a beautiful song even though I never really used a piano before. Sounded horrible, must be the pianos fault.
by terhechte 1y ago
I sat down at a Piano yesterday and tried to play a beautiful song even though I never really used a piano before. Sounded horrible, must be the pianos fault.
One reason to use LLMs is to understand when and how to use them properly. They're like an instrument you have to learn. Once you do that, they're like a bicycle for your mind.
- dgan 1y agoexcept the piano's seller advertised that i don't need to know how to play "just ask it, it will play!" Here ya go, fixed your analogy
- lapcat 1y agoLLMs can't disappoint. They can only be disappointed.
- 112233 1y agoWhich model have you picked to learn and keep using? Because each new model means learning new instrument.
- xela79 1y agoah yes, all those LLM models have such unique and different system prompts, impossible to re-use your knowledge from model A for model B... or wait... https://github.com/elder-plinius/CL4R1T4S https://github.com/elder-plinius/CL4R1T4S nah, they are very much the same when it comes to prompting
- dingnuts 1y agosystem prompts aren't actually part of the model at all; obvious you don't know what you're talking about.
- xela79 1y agowauw. your point was that you needed to relearn "all the prompting" when a model changes. which is not the case. but hey. at least you know what you're talking about.
- 112233 1y agoIt was actually mine point, not theirs. But yes, you do actually need to lelearn "all the prompting" when switching models. Would gladly see any tests you have made or any published studies that show it is not the case anymore with newer models!
- benwad 1y agoIf you buy a machine to play the piano for you, you won't learn how to play the piano. You'll just become really good at using that machine.
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