> It makes no sense at all, it's cuckooland, are you all on crazy pills?
First step towards understanding something you obviously have strong feelings about, is to try to avoid hitting those triggers while you think about the thing, otherwise it clouds you. Not a requirement by any measure, just a tip.
> are you telling me people will do three years university to learn to prompt?
Are people going to university for three years to write "1.0" or "2.0" software? I certainly didn't, and I don't think even the majority of software developers have done so, at least in my personal experience but YMMV.
> I do not understand where there is anything here to be "not sure" on?
They're not sure about the specific naming, not the concept or talk as a whole.
> LLMs making non-deterministic mistakes
Everything they do is non-deterministic when temperature is set to anything above 0.0, as that's the entire point. The "correct" answers are as non-deterministic as the "mistakes", although I'm not sure "mistake" is correct because it did chose the right/correct tokens, it's just that you didn't like/expect it to chose that particular tokens.
First step towards understanding something you obviously have strong feelings about, is to try to avoid hitting those triggers while you think about the thing, otherwise it clouds you. Not a requirement by any measure, just a tip.
> are you telling me people will do three years university to learn to prompt?
Are people going to university for three years to write "1.0" or "2.0" software? I certainly didn't, and I don't think even the majority of software developers have done so, at least in my personal experience but YMMV.
> I do not understand where there is anything here to be "not sure" on?
They're not sure about the specific naming, not the concept or talk as a whole.
> LLMs making non-deterministic mistakes
Everything they do is non-deterministic when temperature is set to anything above 0.0, as that's the entire point. The "correct" answers are as non-deterministic as the "mistakes", although I'm not sure "mistake" is correct because it did chose the right/correct tokens, it's just that you didn't like/expect it to chose that particular tokens.