> You can then use this to create something like Chat GPT---just so long as you don't care about the quality of the output. (It's actually pretty terrible output, objectively speaking... But it does run.)
It's unusable and bears no relationship other than the name-dropping. But it's a program that compiles and runs.
By the looks of those in this discussion who are giving high praises about the capabilities of a project whose author admittedly states it doesn't really work, I guess the point is using buzzwords to bait the bandwagon types.
People "demake" games all the time. Nobody complains if those games are missing most of the features of the original because the core gameplay loop (the essence) is the same. That's the point here -- you can make a small-scale, low-resolution version of a major program in a very small space.
> By the looks of those in this discussion who are giving high praises about the capabilities of a project whose author admittedly states it doesn't really work, I guess the point is using buzzwords to bait the bandwagon types.
Instead of assuming everyone else is naive, perhaps consider another perspective?
the point seems to be making a small binary to run language model.
How useful is that?
From a functional perspective, I guess not very but the model can be improved.
From a performance / cost perspective, also not very because most of the cost is in training the model and small binary isn't necessarily indicative of quick.
I guess it's just kind of interesting that it doesn't take that much code to run the model.
> You can then use this to create something like Chat GPT---just so long as you don't care about the quality of the output. (It's actually pretty terrible output, objectively speaking... But it does run.)
It's unusable and bears no relationship other than the name-dropping. But it's a program that compiles and runs.
By the looks of those in this discussion who are giving high praises about the capabilities of a project whose author admittedly states it doesn't really work, I guess the point is using buzzwords to bait the bandwagon types.