FloorEgg

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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I only started using this since GPT-5 and I don't really ask it about stuff that would appear on Reddit home page. I do recall that I wasn't impressed with 4o and didn't use it much, but IDK if you would have a different expe
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
That sounds very plausible.
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I have only had to manage this in a startup context with relatively low stakes and it was hard and messy. I don't know what best practice is at the scale that openai operates, but from my limited experience I have an intuition that the
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I'm not commenting on the core point of your comment, only the "why retain for 30 days" question. Im an age of automated backups and failovers, deleting can be really hard. Part of the answer could simply be that syncing a de
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Thank you for clarifying!
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
This is easily configurable and well worth taking the time to configure. I was trying to have physics conversations and when I asked it things like "would this be evidence of that?" It would lather on about how insightful I was an
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I was wondering that myself too. Also, do moderators ever move comments around? I thought one comment was a child to my comment last I looked, but now it's a top level comment to this post. I'm not sure if I am mistaken or a moder
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
This is really interesting and way more compelling evidence to me of gender bias in the LLM than response bias in the prompt and context. Thank you for taking the time to approach this scientifically and share the evidence with us. I apprec
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
That's not a very scientific stance. What would be far more informative is if we looked at the system prompt and confirm whether or not the bias was coming from it. From my experience when responses were exceptionally biased the source
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I have been building applications on LLMs since GPT-3. Thousands of hours of context engineering has shown me how LLMs will do their best to answer a question with insufficient context and can give all sorts of wrong answers. I've foun
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Tesla was once the most shorted company of all time. GameStop forced the system to adapt in ways that makes shorting harder to track. It's unclear how much of the old short positions (when Tesla was valued around $20bn) are still open.
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I agree wholeheartedly that it's about getting things done, and is what the universe cares about. As individuals we enjoy being in flow, and when the nature of the work changes we may lose our flow and shake our fists in frustration...
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Syntax, semantics, and pragmatics all define meaning at different scopes/scales. Syntax is the smallest scale (words, punctuation, grammar), semantics is sentence or small function level, and pragmatics is paragraph-essay and program l
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Yeah, I screwed up here. I don't have a background in psychology or sociology (academically) but they are subjects that interest me. I was introduced to DK by pop psychology, especially in business management contexts. The reason I wan
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
> Then I would be doing a very poor job of actually researching the topic. I made the request to try and tease apart where we disagree exactly. Your interpretation and response to my request/offer comes off as unnecessarily disrespe
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Interesting. So just to be clear... You are claiming that it is not self-evident that people learn things over time? That it's not self-evident that experts start out as beginners?
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I never said anything about " trying to learn". > "A cognitive bias, where people with little expertise or ability assume they have superior expertise or ability. This overestimation occurs as a result of the fact that th
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Out of curiosity, if you google "Dunning Kruger Effect" and then look at the images, and see all those charts of confidence vs competence, do you disagree with them? And as I responded to your other comment, just because the study
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
> You can't simultaneously expect people to learn from AI when it's right, and magically recognize when it's wrong. You are misconstruing the point I was making. My point is that DK is about developing competence and the r
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Well that was in reference mostly to the OP Article of the robbers who thought they were invisible and didn't hide from the Cameras. I can see how what I wrote could be interpreted the way you did though. It's not how I meant it.
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
It's the relationship of confidence and competence. Competence is gained over time. The "over time" is almost self-evident since no one is born a master of a skill or subject. And if it's not self-evident enough for you,
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Yeah that was poorly worded. I edited it even before I read your comment. However the over-time aspect is kind of self-evident. No one is born a master of any skill or subject. So while the original research was based on a snapshot of many
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Okay I will agree with the "Yes and No". I initially clicked the source in the article, which is a broken link to wikipedia and rolled my eyes at it. After reading your comment I navigated to it directly and found the first two se
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
It actually really seems that way. They unwittingly illustrate part of the phenomenon while claiming to explain it.
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Bingo
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Since Dunning-Kruger is the relationship between confidence and competence as people learn about new subjects (from discovery to mastery), then if AI is "Dunning-Kruger as a Service" its basically "Education as a service&quot
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Edit: Turns out that while I stand by my point about the underlying principle behind the DK effect (in my nitpick) the actual effect coined by the authors was focused on the low competence high confidence portion of the competence vs confid
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
I know nothing about UK investment culture, but I have been building startups for 15 years, volunteered for multiple accelerators, made angel investments and rubbed shoulders with many US VCs. My impression of the US VC industry, especially
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Satisfaction is reality minus expectations. "Smart" tends to be used in a way that includes intelligence (rate of learning) and knowledge (how much is known). Satisfaction comes from accepting what is outside our control (accurate
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by FloorEgg 1y ago
Satisfaction is reality minus expectations. "Smart" tends to be used such that includes intelligence (rate of learning) and knowledge (how much is known). Satisfaction comes from accepting what is outside our control (accurate exp

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