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what is the hallucination here? it is fast, free and fun to try. And I genuinely think that the hardware decision (if they get bigger gpus) decides if this will
by jonas_scholz 2mo ago
what is the hallucination here? it is fast, free and fun to try. And I genuinely think that the hardware decision (if they get bigger gpus) decides if this will be a banger product or not?
- nubg 2mo agonobody writes like that. the article is based on a prompt, which i would much rather read, instead of the ironed out version that the llm produced
- jonas_scholz 2mo agofine, i agree that this doesnt sound like me. But the content is correct and not a hallucination!
- petesergeant 2mo ago> the article is based on a prompt, which i would much rather read I would much rather read someone's carefully written and LLM-assissted article than shallow and lazy dismissals like this one. What, precisely, do you feel you've added to the conversation here?
- nubg 2mo agoWhy not publish the prompt anyway and let readers decide if they want to run it through an LLM (maybe next year's LLM, which will probably be better)?
- petesergeant 2mo agoWhat do you think this magical prompt will be, exactly, that perfectly represents what was almost certainly an iterative rather than spot process on the author's part?
- jonas_scholz 2mo agoalso slightly disrespectful to think that this was a single prompt, but ok:D
- petesergeant 2mo agoExactly that