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Forgive the smelly domain.
This is a fantastic short essay by Rich Hickey.
cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/36615673
Forgive the smelly domain.
This is a fantastic short essay by Rich Hickey.
I think this is a gross misunderstanding of the underlying tech. The probability distributions are fixed at training time. That is why the weights are static. When doing inference, models are selecting from a top-k of probable tokens at each autoregressive loop for your typical LLM. When you adjust top-k to 1 or simply set the “temperature” to 0, it will always give you the same result from the same input.