previous input goes in. Completely static, prebuilt model processes it and comes up with a probability distribution.
There is no “unlike markov chains”. They are markov chains. Ones with a long context (a markov chain also kakes use of all the context provided to it, so I don’t know what you’re on about there). LLMs are just a (very) lossy compression scheme for the state transition table. Computed once, applied blindly to any context fed in.
from the unending death that he himself (holy trinity and all that) would have inflicted upon you.
he could have just, you know, forgiven them. Like he preached. If I kill myself over a grudge I hold towards you, that just makes me an idiot. And, If also I go around preaching forgiveness to everyone else, a hypocrite
every chat app needs over a gig of ram to itself for “developer productivity”
where did i say it’s less secure? I said it will be coded around. as in forked and the changes patched out/worked around. The point is that it’s pointless to even try. Because it won’t work for those who do choose to use it, due to all the ones bypassing it
if it’s linux, it has to be open source. If it’s open source, people will code around it immediately. How about not trying to shoehorn this useless crap in the first place?
if only they had some sort of id card they kept on their person at all times… The government would know who they are. They are explicitly against this. So, “leopards ate my face”
that’s one of the reasons I specifically picked a bright lime green for my car
has been a long time since I used teams on my phone. It used to log me out constantly there too… but it kept sending notifications of all messages to the phone until I opened the actual app to be told I was logged out
i agree. It works just fine on my gtx1080… in 2025! Shameful, I tell you!
the summary (not ecessarily ai generated) I read elsewhere is what got me to wikipedia in the first place.
it also would have very publically been a huge failure. Tesla tended to ignore the science when he didn’t like it. It could not have possibly worked
and, ime, it takes a full second to open any dropdown menu
why did you do this to me? Why? What did I do to deserve this???
yes, i know. That’s the problem. No is a very good answer a lot of the time
if only they made the thumbnails just a little bit bigger. My monitor still fits 9 of them, tsk tsk
no, it could just say “no”. It doesn’t have to answer
just today I read that microsoft will stop accepting any new printer drivers. If new printers are to work, they must support mopria and IPP.
That should eventually have positive side effects for us linux users
their input is the context window. Markov chains also use their whole context window. Llms are a novel implementation that can work with much longer contexts, but as soon as something slides out of its window, it’s forgotten. just like any other markov chain. They don’t adapt. You add their token to the context, slide the oldest one out and then you have a different context, on which you run the same thing again. A normal markov chain will also give you a different outuut if you give it a different context. Their biggest weakness is that they don’t and can’t adapt. You are confusing the encoding of the context with the model itself. Just to see how static the model is, try setting temperature to 0, and giving it the same context. i.e. only try to predict one token with the exact same context each time. As soon as you try to predict a 2nd token, you’ve just changed the input and ran the thing again. It’s not adapting, you asked it something different, so it came up with a different answer