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uludag
2y ago
LLM idiosyncrasy maybe? I can totally imagine an interaction with a LLM making choices like this.
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uludag
2y ago
> That’s really it; humanity discovered an algorithm that could really, truly learn any distribution of data (or really, the underlying “rules” that produce any distribution of data) So because we have an algorithm to learn any distribut
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uludag
2y ago
Interesting observation. My experience with o1 has been much more mundane. Sometimes I get the response I wanted, sometime it hallucinates, often times it writes buggy code. I've been experiencing this since ChatGPT was first released.
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uludag
2y ago
> Shrinking the economy won’t save the planet Interesting choice of headline for the article. Maybe a better one would be "Metatudy notes degrowth studies' methodologies lacking."
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uludag
2y ago
I'd be curious what an LLM would be able to accomplish if it was given all pre-modern texts we have access to. Would it be able to come up with ideas we know as modern (political theories, philosophical ideas, scientific theories, etc.
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uludag
2y ago
"Enterprise" stuff in a much less "enterprise" way is one usage, hence being based off the JVM. Rich Hickey has also mentioned the concept of "situational programs"[1] which Clojure is used in a lot. Clojure is
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uludag
2y ago
> For example, I have encountered situations where others would look at the tools that I am using, such as Neovim [...] and say things like “Why not use a modern editor like VS Code?” or “Why not use a modern web interface for your email
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uludag
3y ago
Emacs also seems to be adapting just fine to the LLM tooling as well.
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uludag
3y ago
Software definitely doesn't have to be popular to be useful. Not being extremely popular comes with advantages as well. Nevertheless, Emacs is probably more popular than a lot software shared on Hacker News.
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uludag
3y ago
> To test GPT-4's ability to generate a complex program, ... I wonder how much the complexity of the various ecosystems we find ourselves in contribute to the lack of effectiveness of the language model. The task at hand really shou
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4y ago
Just the thought of having some product manager trying to determine how a productivity app I use fits into their business objectives is reason enough to use something like org-mode. If there is a joke, I think it would be all the churn that