"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
Salty today.
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
@mttaggart @dtl skill.sh
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Salty today.
The imperium is actually super-against AI; but this seems like one of those "a small mind is easily filled with faith" situations they tell me about.
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
cd /etc
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
It's like people are desperately trying to extract deterministic behaviour from a stochastic rock.
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
@mttaggart this brings to mind my reflection about retrieval augmented generation: “all you need to do to improve the knowledge of the model is give it a list of search results and have it paraphrase them”. Ok but what if I just got the results for myself. Is this not just handing a sheet of words to some guy so he can read them out?
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@mttaggart this brings to mind my reflection about retrieval augmented generation: “all you need to do to improve the knowledge of the model is give it a list of search results and have it paraphrase them”. Ok but what if I just got the results for myself. Is this not just handing a sheet of words to some guy so he can read them out?
@mosen Yeah I frequently wish we had stopped at semantic search.
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@mosen Yeah I frequently wish we had stopped at semantic search.
@mttaggart agree semantic search actually feels like a useful thing
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R relay@relay.mycrowd.ca shared this topic
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
@mttaggart And to think I wasted my childhood writing Z80 opcodes on a bit of paper and entering them with POKEs ...
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
"you know what would be cool? a large vehicle that multiple people get on and it drives around to the same stops every 15 minutes"
"you mean a bus?"
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
@mttaggart all the work, none of the joy.
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Salty today.
@mttaggart make no mistakes -
It's like people are desperately trying to extract deterministic behaviour from a stochastic rock.
@curious_carrot@mastodon.social @mttaggart@infosec.exchange @curious_carrot@mastodon.social @mttaggart@infosec.exchange weirdly enough i also think that they are trying to extract stochastic behavior (creativity, innovation, etc) from a deterministic rock (computer) at the same time
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
@mttaggart I will now refer to all files I create as skill files.
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@johnnyvibrant I was thinking this exact thing.
"Remember when the program/compiler/shell just actually did what your file told it to? What a trip that was!"
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@mttaggart And to think I wasted my childhood writing Z80 opcodes on a bit of paper and entering them with POKEs ...
@RavenLuni Me, too! Which machine?
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@RavenLuni Me, too! Which machine?
@jalanhenning 48k Speccy
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"If you want to improve the model's output, you can write skill files with more specific instructions!"
"Oh wow so like a file that tells the computer to do exactly what you want?"
"Yep!"
"You're never gonna believe this."
