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I guess it's saying how many of the weights are -1, 0 or +1.

• jdiff 2mo ago
  It is, but why? And what's with the bizarre way of phrasing that? Why the bizarre observation that, indeed, nobody asked for it?
  • rcxdude 2mo ago
    Also, wouldn't normalisation tend to produce a mean of zero in the weights, anyhow?
  • mapt 2mo ago
    > sign-balanced to a hundredth of a point with no constraint asking for it." This isn't their model, this is (probably?) ChatGPT doing a brag / promo deck authorial voice. It routinely uses half a dozen sentence constructions that are relatively uncommon in normal or technical speech. Eccentric. Persuasive. Trying too hard. Restating its point in a promotional way that doesn't sound natural, leading into a sentence where it hyperbolically sells you on having done the impossible. Normal persuasive speech uses these constructions, especially public speaking doing a VC pitch or an Ancient Aliens, but it would be fucking strange if a person started chaining them in normal conversation and using little else, trying to insinuate competence. You start to recognize it pretty quickly on Youtube.
    • K0balt 2mo ago
      I’m hoping it becomes a trend for mocking AI output by ironically using AI tells.