points by GlacierFox 8 hours ago | 0 comments
Because you head is firmly stuffed, fingers in ears, in to the software world and you're unable to process the fact these frontier models have barely any use in real life outside of generating code.
[–] Viliam1234 7 hours ago
[–] GlacierFox 6 hours ago
Barely any use outside of generating code and doing other code related stuff*
[–] jryle70 5 hours ago
Yes, fight! you may win in the end. Who knows, right?
[–] poly2it 8 hours ago
Never mind these technologies having improved exponentially for four years, being able to hill-climb basically any domain you can describe as a goal in text?
[–] GlacierFox 6 hours ago
Hill climb? Fuck you talking about?
[–] KingMob 2 hours ago
Hill climbing is a statistical method for finding maxima in a function. If your function's range is "does stuff well", then hill climbing is equivalent to finding improvements.
Also, Wikipedia's search is free to anyone on the internet.
[–] satvikpendem 6 hours ago
Good thing code can do a lot of things then huh?
[–] GlacierFox 6 hours ago
Of course. Code can do all sorts of things. Huh?
Reverse-engineering code.
Finding vulnerabilities.
Reviewing specifications.