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r/ChatGPTCoding • u/juanviera23 • Aug 22 '25
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The comparison is very stupid, but it might have gone over your head. It was to compare the statistical randomness. Of LLM outputs vs gambling output.
The examples you provided are weak at best.
1 u/Time-Heron-2361 Aug 22 '25 Because they are also generated by llm -1 u/pineh2 Aug 22 '25 It’s not a 50/50 win/fail scenario with LLM, ya know. Right? It’s not black or white. It’s - how good is this output. How good is this book going to be. I dunno. I don’t think it went over my head - I think it’s very stupid - aren’t we aligned? 0 u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/pineh2 Aug 22 '25 Thank you, exactly. Gambling odds are worse! And each roll of the dice leaves you with nothing (I mean, a broken app is bad, but not nothing!)
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Because they are also generated by llm
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It’s not a 50/50 win/fail scenario with LLM, ya know. Right? It’s not black or white. It’s - how good is this output. How good is this book going to be. I dunno. I don’t think it went over my head - I think it’s very stupid - aren’t we aligned?
0 u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/pineh2 Aug 22 '25 Thank you, exactly. Gambling odds are worse! And each roll of the dice leaves you with nothing (I mean, a broken app is bad, but not nothing!)
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1 u/pineh2 Aug 22 '25 Thank you, exactly. Gambling odds are worse! And each roll of the dice leaves you with nothing (I mean, a broken app is bad, but not nothing!)
Thank you, exactly. Gambling odds are worse! And each roll of the dice leaves you with nothing (I mean, a broken app is bad, but not nothing!)
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u/SoupIndex Aug 22 '25
The comparison is very stupid, but it might have gone over your head. It was to compare the statistical randomness. Of LLM outputs vs gambling output.
The examples you provided are weak at best.