mavidser
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
This was mostly a ski trip and my first time here, so I barely got a chance to get out of town - but I do intend to come back next winter and go visit some friends in the western region :)
Just for context to other HNers, that quote is from a satire piece[1] and in no way was I building the next Disneyworld
ChatGPT here went with a lexigraphical order in Python for some reason, and then proceeded to make false statements from false observations, while also defying its own internal logic.
"six" > "ten" is true because "six" comes after "ten" alphabetically.
No. "ten" > "seven" is false because "ten" comes before "seven" alphabetically.
No.From what I understand of LLMs (which - I admit - is not very much), logical reasoning isn't a property of LLMs, unlike information retrieval. I'm sure this problem can be solved at some point, but a good solution would need development of many more kinds of inference and logic engines than there are today.
In my experience, if you confuse an LLM by deviating from the the "expected", then all the shims of logic seem to disappear, and it goes into hallucination mode.
https://github.com/weather-viz/data-generator/
It started with me trying to get weather stats for my city, to give proof to the nagging thought 'Has it really gotten this hotter in the last X years?'
Now its aiming to be a project where one can visualize historical weather data for any place with a lot of stats and trendlines
Still in active development - right now the visualization only has my town in it.
Loading the AWS SDK via `require` was slow, not installing. As sibling comment says - collapsing different SDKs into one helped reduce loading times of the many SDKs.
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/mavidser; my proof: https://keybase.io/mavidser/sigs/SCabG8KongZrwy60lW18Rw0d0JLJst6kYDlBZFmutfo ]
contact - me [at] [my domain name above]