Wrote a small script to test how LLMs handle growing context sizes. It sends larger prompts step by step and measures slowdown or failure. Pretty rough but useful so far. Curious if others have ideas for improving it.
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Somewhat off topic, however, I'm thoroughly convinced that there is a very high probability something is AI generated when I see Em dashes. Anyone else noticing this?
ChatGPT for example almost always uses them. I'm sure they are more common in academic writing, but its now super common on boards like Reddit.
Yes! It's a tell-tale sign something is written by AI.
If lifestyle differences are not accounted for, I'd put little stock in this.
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Inspired by Iron Man, I’m building an AI that actually does things, not just talks.
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I see this pop up every few years. I wish I had the follow though to do this.
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I can finally take it out for drinks as a thank you.
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"Didn't see this coming"
- No one ever