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- Lousy chatbots are still surprisingly useful for prototyping. Wonder if Jev's structured data actually helped or hindered that process.by fen_wick
- The worst part about this is someone still using poetry for python development.by IceDane
- Given Jev does System 1 thinking, this would be equivalent to your ADHD heavy friend.by yipinwong
- There might be some practical applications of this sort of idea like in situations where you want/have a heavily restricted vocabulary to build from. You can already do this with LLMs but they can get very... "distressed" if you force logits, whereas this would not.
Come to think of it, I'm now curious if it would do well at building SQL queries, say. (30 minutes later: I tried it, and it can do it reasonably well, but a normal model and linting will outperform it, though the inherent guard rails of a limited vocab are still intriguing.)
by petercooper - I went for a slightly different approach, described in this thread: https://bsky.app/profile/bernd.wachter.fi/post/3mvv2g4zxp22v
No code published currently, but if somebody is interested I can clean that up next weekend and throw it on github.
by finaard - We’ve come full circle to “BERT has a mouth and it must speak” https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.04094by boodleboodle
- >> write me a short story
> a story
I think this is the first time I’ve knowingly laughed at a model’s joke.
- It's the digital equivalent of Morty speaking with the death crystal: https://youtu.be/YjepJlvkdKs?t=51. The crystal shows him how he will die, so he iteratively determines his speech based on whether he sees himself dying with the life he wants.by ericpruitt