From what I've heard he wasn't such a great peacetime president either.
Turun
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This assumes that OP actually meant git...
I fear they may have had no idea what the distinction between git and GitHub is and intended to say GitHub.
Das stimmt, wenn man die Reaktionszeit außer acht lässt. Mit Reaktionszeit ist die Formel noch einfacher:
Geschwindigkeit wo das langsame auto schon stehen würde = gefahrene Geschwindigkeit
I'm not here to sell you something. In fact, the reason it took so long for me to reply, was because I only have access to ChatGPT at work and had to wait until I had free time there. I'm not paying closed AI any money either, but despite that I can accept that their flagship product is actually really good.
I am criticising that your post is based on a mediocre model (which version and temperature did you use?), but written as if it were representative of the whole field. And if I'm being honest I'm kinda salty that I was downvoted based on examples from such a meh model.
Since a few days ago llama 3 was released. On ai.nvidia.com you can test out different models, including the new 8B and 70B versions. I only did a quick check but even llama 3 8B beats the examples you gave here.
OP: buys shoes for one dollar "man, this footwear thing is absolute dog shit, I don't know why anyone would ever use them"
Anyone else: buys shoes that are actually good
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People who develop random number generators: guess I'll just die then
Ok, so I finally got to check this and I simply can't reproduce your results at all.
Gpt4 turbo preview. Temperature 0.2
It answers all questions correctly. When pressed for details it did not lie to me, but instead correctly explained why Dijkstra can't be used to find the longest path, and instead pointed out that this is a NP hard problem. It also correctly stated that Dijkstra can't be used for graphs with negative weights. It correctly suggested Bellman-Ford as an alternative to Dijkstra and knows their respective runtime complexities (for Dijkstra it differentiated between the og version and one with a Fibonacci heap). When I told it my data type for distances does not support infinity it correctly stated the bound to be "larger than any possible path length in your graph".
My initial opinion was that you simply should not use a tool for something it can't do. I assumed that GPT is simply not knowledgeable enough to answer such domain specific questions.
I have now changed my opinion. I don't know what your version of GPT is, but GPT4 turbo preview with a temperature of 0.2 answers all the questions in your post correctly. Therefore I think GPT can be a good teacher for even Domain specific problems if they are sufficiently entry level (but still domain specific, which is impressive!)
Yes, but imagine if we gave kids the ability to ask questions instead of leaving them with books after they are able to read - wait, we actually do that. It's called teaching or private tutoring and orders of magnitude better at conveying knowledge than scraping together information from different sources.
Ai is able to fill in the last field in a table like "Old / young" vs "Clothed / naked" when given three of the four fields.
Your wording makes me believe my comment came across as much more serious as intended.
Also, assuming you really did take that experience to heart I am not criticising you. I am criticising the actions of someone with less life experience, who no longer exists (they have been replaced with the smart you).
It's weird, in my native language I tend to turn the speed down much more often than in English.
Only if the goal is reproduction. You need to survive to reproduce.
If the goal is maximum damage for the least amount of economic cost then a suicide (anthropomorphizing the drone here) can very much make sense.
No one would argue that a sword is better than guns or bombs, because you still have the sword after attacking.
Missing a few more "hello there"s, unless this is what floats your boat:
(Human for scale)