Lu Wilson
03/15/2024, 10:21 AMKartik Agaram
Christopher Shank
03/16/2024, 7:03 AMDuncan Cragg
03/16/2024, 8:32 PMChristopher Shank
03/16/2024, 11:24 PMDuncan Cragg
03/16/2024, 11:41 PMIvan Reese
Justin Janes
03/17/2024, 3:01 AMDuncan Cragg
03/17/2024, 10:48 AMDon Abrams
03/18/2024, 12:21 AMMarcelle Rusu (they/them)
03/20/2024, 4:11 PMStefan
03/22/2024, 11:59 AMDavid Alan Hjelle
03/22/2024, 1:14 PMDuncan Cragg
03/22/2024, 1:27 PMDavid Alan Hjelle
03/22/2024, 1:30 PMDuncan Cragg
03/22/2024, 1:31 PMshalabh
03/22/2024, 5:57 PMDuncan Cragg
03/22/2024, 10:39 PMPeople say LLMs sometimes hallucinate but in reality they only hallucinate: is just so happens the hallucination sometimes matches reality.Well the same can be said of the human mind: the abstraction of our senses to our conscious experience is a hallucination that is tightly constrained by incoming sense input. When we dream (or, well, when we hallucinate), those constraints are absent.
shalabh
03/22/2024, 11:42 PMcurious_reader
03/23/2024, 7:52 AMJeffrey Tao
03/26/2024, 7:31 PMimport pdb
at the top and pdb.set_trace()
somewhere in the body of a function. I oftentimes develop by writing the start of a function, getting stuck/unsure of how to write the next step, and running the unfinished code and dropping into the REPL to experiment. In compiled languages, I miss this workflow and replicate it poorly with println "debugging" (is there a name for this? prinln-driven development?)Kartik Agaram
Ivan Reese