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Check the other comment thread from the parent, there’s a discussion which goes into it.
Check the other comment thread from the parent, there’s a discussion which goes into it.
It’s an interesting point. If I need to confirm that I’m right about something I will usually go to the internet, but I’m still at the behest of my reading comprehension skills. These are perfectly good, but the more arcane the topic, and the more obtuse the language used in whatever resource I consult, the more likely I am to make a mistake. The resource I choose also has a dramatic impact - e.g. if it’s the Daily Mail vs the Encyclopaedia Britannica. I might be able to identify bias, but I also might not, especially if it conforms to my own. We expect a lot of LLMs that we cannot reliably do ourselves.
LLMs are just that - Ms, that is to say, models. And trite as it is to say - “all models are wrong, some models are useful”. We certainly shouldn’t expect LLMs to do things that they cannot do (i.e. possess knowledge), but it’s clear that they can do other things surprisingly effectively, particularly providing coding support to developers. Whether they do enough to warrant their energy/other costs remains to be seen.
My model has 100% recall and 50% precision, not bad eh?
But - that model would not have 99.9% accuracy.
Yeah I really can’t imagine any scenario where I want my mouse to… Help me prompt AI??
No gambling, one of the rules.
Takes a long time to close sales like that… Although I suspect paying above market rate for things would help grease the wheels.
Recycle the garbage that comes out… Still more garbage out.
Steam DB has a pretty decent search. It’s not SQL but the filters are a bit better.
I know how you feel tho - so few consumer orgs give us an advanced search worth it’s salt. I want to have (x AND y) OR z, or maybe x AND (y OR z)… Not whichever specific combination was preordained for me.
Just a few more RPG books. A few more, and then maybe I’ll actually start playing an RPG? Maybe. But anyway, I could download a few more first…
Idk about latest. I deleted my FB account a while ago, but every time I see anything from there it’s bizarre AI generated crap.
Don’t forget about the soldiers with huge boots over their prosthetic legs. It’s their birthday, all 10,000 of them. So sad. Did you see the young man who made an impressive sculpture of a dog? Or how about the other 7 million of them? Dog sculpting is really taking off I hear.
Depends on the size of screen, surely.
Wait, it’s all regex?
Always has been
If I understand correctly something like “touch AI” is already used, at least on keyboards. It’s actually very difficult to touch what you think you’re touching on a phone screen, so your device does some degree of prediction of where you really wanted to touch.
There’s no launcher as far as I know, just a linked account.
Must be one of those new Microsoft AI laptops.
I don’t think that using regex to basically do regex stuff on strings that happen to also be HTML really counts as parsing HTML
ML is not good for coding, it is good for approximately solving very complex problems.
MBAs should be renamed Master’s in Bullshit Administration.