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by gptgpp 4y ago
In the book "Where the Red Fern Grows" why does Billy hate dogs? > In the book "Where the Red Fern Grows" by Wilson Rawls, Billy hates hate towards dogs because his family had two hunting hounds that were killed by ra
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by gptgpp 4y ago
I mean, it's not N=1 though. Fails day 2 as well, and a bunch of other tasks I've tried to give it. It's weird how some of you are responding that I've cherry picked a single example, I've done a ton of stuff with c
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by gptgpp 4y ago
Are you seriously accusing me of cherry picking? Get it to write you an MD5 hashing algorithm in Rust. Go ahead, I'll wait. I tried and it genuinely couldn't, I asked it tons of different ways and wasted a ton of time before I had
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by gptgpp 4y ago
So it will go from generating toy code that usually compiles, to being able to one day reliably solve day 1 advent of code brain teasers, to generating useful software? Is there domain limitation to this growth and performance? Medicine, th
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by gptgpp 4y ago
Except it should have been trained on probably tens/hundreds of thousands of 2016 advent of code solutions posted on github and other sites, shouldn't it? It often starts hallucinating the input in the exact format advent of code
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by gptgpp 4y ago
So... If it's so revolutionary, why can't I get it to solve level 1 advent of code problems? Like here is what it generates for the 2016 day 1 problem: def find_distance(instructions): x, y = 0, 0 direction = 0 # 0: Nor
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by gptgpp 4y ago
Yeah this article has big, "Thanks, I'm cured!" vibes. There was a great documentary on medically assisted dying in Canada recently (by CBC's the Fifth Estate), where social safety nets have become so woefully inadequate
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by gptgpp 4y ago
Hmmm, I don't know about this example. I'm kind of a certified idiot and the first one seems way more intuitive than the second one because it is succinct with much less abstraction. It's easier to "keep in my head"
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by gptgpp 4y ago
No, I'm just terrible at geography (still better than ChatGPT somehow though)
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by gptgpp 4y ago
Sure, it's a little bit on the nose that a company titled "OpenAI" became, rapidly became absorbed by large private interests and, for the most part, open only in name (to be fair they do publish quite a few papers). But also
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by gptgpp 4y ago
When I ask it the same questions my results are different: Q: What Is the distance from Chicago to Tokyo? A: The distance from Chicago, United States to Tokyo, Japan is approximately 8,113 miles (13,055 kilometers) if you were to fly in a s
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by gptgpp 4y ago
The thing is, I think ChatGPT is already using a program underneath to generate it's response on some math questions? Like if you ask it to derive/integrate it will follow the identical format every time, like it's running it