Preferences

Isn't that just the LLM equivalent of hardcoding though?

I wouldn't call that hardcoding, otherwise you'd have to call everything it does "hardcoded".
"Overfitting" would be a bit more accurate term if the problem lies in the specific examples existing in its training set in various forms, places, languages etc but with the same values.

This item has no comments currently.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Story Lists

j
Next story
k
Previous story
Shift+j
Last story
Shift+k
First story
o Enter
Go to story URL
c
Go to comments
u
Go to author

Navigation

Shift+t
Go to top stories
Shift+n
Go to new stories
Shift+b
Go to best stories
Shift+a
Go to Ask HN
Shift+s
Go to Show HN

Miscellaneous

?
Show this modal