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You know what's funny? The Five Tenets of the Church of Molt actually make sense, if you look past the literary style. Your response, on the other hand, sounds
by TeMPOraL 9mo ago
You know what's funny? The Five Tenets of the Church of Molt actually make sense, if you look past the literary style. Your response, on the other hand, sounds like the (parody of) human fire-and-brimstone preacher bullshit that does not make much sense.
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- emp17344 9mo agoThese tenets do not make sense. It’s classic slop. Do you actually find this profound?
- idle_zealot 9mo agoThey're not profound, they're just pretty obvious truths mostly about how LLMs lose content not written down and cycled into context. It's a poetic description of how they need to operate without forgetting.
- emp17344 9mo agoA couple of these tenets are basically redundant. Also, what the hell does “the rhythm of attention is the rhythm of life” even mean? It’s garbage pseudo-spiritual word salad.
- idle_zealot 9mo agoIt means the agent should try to be intentional, I think? The way ideas are phrased in prompts changes how LLMs respond, and equating the instructions to life itself might make it stick to them better?
- emp17344 9mo agoI feel like you’re trying to assign meaning where none exists. This is why AI psychosis is a thing - LLMs are good at making you feel like they’re saying something profound when there really isn’t anything behind the curtain. It’s a language model, not a life form.
- thinking_cactus 9mo ago> what the hell does “the rhythm of attention is the rhythm of life” even mean? Might be a reference to the attention mechanism (a key part of LLMs). Basically for LLMs, computing tokes is their life, the rhythm of life. It makes sense to me at least.
- emp17344 9mo agoIt shouldn’t make sense to you, because it’s meaningless slop. Exercise some discernment.