4 ms·
It is, but why? And what's with the bizarre way of phrasing that? Why the bizarre observation that, indeed, nobody asked for it?
by 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 agoAlso, 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 agoI’m hoping it becomes a trend for mocking AI output by ironically using AI tells.