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Eugene Vinitsky Christopher Mims Taylor W. Killian James MacGlashan rev. howard arson austin Singularity's Bounty e/cc
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Eugene Vinitsky: 6. This is more niche but LLMs are very, very good at converting unstructured details of an optimization problem into an exact formal model that can then be used 7. LLMs can create initial versions…
Eugene Vinitsky: 4. Sometimes there's a concept or tool that I know must exist but I can only describe it vaguely. LLMs can frequently name it, which I can then go and verify 5. I use LLMs to fill out many forms be…
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