i don't know how more people don't experience this, but staring at an llms output be confidently wrong eventually to get there in the process, or looking at the commands its running and see some really stupid things its doing drives me crazy to the point i will just stop it before it answers, i cannot handle something being that confidently wrong (even though it'll probably still get there in the end)
Let's talk about being "confidently wrong." I don't know if the original author is reading comments here, but if so: how long has it been since you had the experience above?
Have you noticed it happens less and less often as time goes on? And that the models take less time and fewer trials to "get there in the end?"
Because the rate of change is the important part, not the state of the art at the particular moment in time when you formed your opinion.
Let's talk about being "confidently wrong." I don't know if the original author is reading comments here, but if so: how long has it been since you had the experience above?
Have you noticed it happens less and less often as time goes on? And that the models take less time and fewer trials to "get there in the end?"
Because the rate of change is the important part, not the state of the art at the particular moment in time when you formed your opinion.