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“It’s not really that, exactly. The math thing is just the LLM doing some data analysis and then tweaking the model, much in the exact same way that a skilled human might. It’s impressive but not mo…” evidence ↗
SE Gyges: this is an insanely funny admission given that the post is still correct in terms of all of the literal words that are literally in the post
Colin: there's just nothing really to address. The math performance thing on the small Qwen model is just a programming task. A kind of strange one, but not an especially impossible one. It doesn't reveal…
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