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  • No mention of Chain of Thought: https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.11903

    It has been shown that an LLM can give significantly more accurate answers if it’s instructed to explain its thought process step by step with an example. The main problem is how to generate such examples. Easy to do for simple math problems, but incredibly difficult for medical diagnoses.

    Not really explainable AI, because it cannot explain how it came up with its reasoning. It’s still a black box we cannot possibly understand. But there’s a possibility that models learned to explain its conclusions is the future.

  • From top of my head:

    • It’s bad at link previews. For example, if someone sends a YouTube link you won’t get a preview thumbnail of the YouTube video. This is weird, because I’m sure this worked before (although not every time). I think this should be basic functionality in modern messaging apps.
    • Terrible photo quality, especially from Android devices. I noted that the image quality of photos from Android users were significantly worse. Like, you can visibly see all the terrible jpeg artifacts. Haven’t seen this to the same extent on other messaging apps.
  • How you transact the ownership of NFTs is a different story. I’m reacting to the claim that NFT is “like a certificate of authenticity, but digital”, which is not unique to NFTs at all.

    This claim is also often misunderstood, since the NFT can only verify the authenticity of the certificate itself, not the art/asset it’s pointing to.

    I can easily create an NFT of Mona Lisa. The blockchain will see no problem with it at all. Heck, I can create 1000 NFTs of Mona Lisa if I want.

  • Often when I ask “why” too many times, it’s because the coder chose the most convoluted approach to the problem.

    Like when someone inherited an entire class just to access a single method, but it turned out he actually didn’t need that method, so he added an extra if statement in that method and a Boolean flag so it can do the thing he actually wanted.

    And this was someone who consider himself a senior programmer.

  • Problem with games as a service is that it’s really difficult to make a working model out of it. Many have tried, but few have succeeded. Even SE failed with Avengers. For every Fortnite there are also multiple failures. It’s a risky model.

    Those few who succeed usually make these large sums of money.