My understanding is that the unique hash is really the true identifier of the implementation. So when you change the implementation, the two functions will have two different hashes? I am not sure if this is exactly…
This is true. But only to a point where mimicking and more broadly speaking, statistically imitating data, are understood in a more generalized way. LLMs statistically imitates texts of real world. To achieve certain…
> rather than this persona of … This belongs to tone policing, a subcategory of ad hominem.
My understanding is that the unique hash is really the true identifier of the implementation. So when you change the implementation, the two functions will have two different hashes? I am not sure if this is exactly…
This is true. But only to a point where mimicking and more broadly speaking, statistically imitating data, are understood in a more generalized way. LLMs statistically imitates texts of real world. To achieve certain…
> rather than this persona of … This belongs to tone policing, a subcategory of ad hominem.