dream_weasel

There is a data point missing here.

Do the same study and give some an LLM, some no LLM, and some a type A subject matter expert for reference. It may also matter if this person is a friend coworker or random passerby, but I would be willing to bet money that the same effect is present to a lesser (but still statistically significant) degree.

Maybe a future study can be further refined to build some scaffolding for more effective teaching/learning “on the job” or in general.

You and the guy you’re arguing with feel the same way.

One or both of you is wrong.

I think it depends which character you are.

GODDAMMIT I just opened this card for the promotional courage points!

You want the Ted like the stuffed animal? I guess that could work too.

Tedpool - like Bill and Ted.

🤷 it got you talking didn’t it?

It’s like that sometimes 🤷

Cya.

Yep! After too!

As a follow on, is your username supposed to be “Holmes” but you decided to wing it on the spelling test?

I’m also circumcised and find getting bent out of shape over it 18 years later to be… an unusual response.

Edit: Hey Lemmy Weiner police! Be sure to bitch out your parents if you haven’t, it will definitely be helpful in some way!

Thought this was c/cartographyanarchy for a second.

Step 1: get good at punching.

I think beasts are a different thing.

Sure, nature writ large is resilient and adaptable.

Individual species die off all the time. Sometimes for stupid reasons.

Unless that’s how people are designing front ends for models, it literally DOESN’T work like that. It works like that until you finish training an embedding model with masking related tasks, but that’s the tip of the iceberg. The input vector, after being tokenized, is ingested wholesale. Now there’s sometimes funny business to manage the size of a context window effectively but this isn’t that unless you’re home-rolling and you’re caching your own inputs or something before you give it to the model.

“Ma-gai-tees”

Not sure how you meant it, but every turn of “magaites” is overwhelmingly dumb tbf. I take and agree with your point, but try again and try harder.

Bzz bzz!

That is incorrect.

Dream_weasel?

“I’d like to solve the puzzle: Slipping in mustard and crying”

That’s how I feel about “slop”.

Uneducated doesn’t ALWAYS mean dumb.

These are states that can definitely coexist though.