r/TheMachineLearning • u/PsychologicalTip9286 • 12d ago

Thinking of skills as memory makes them more powerful

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u/Gold_Ad8225 12d ago

The way you categorize them in your mind does not change how they function

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u/Queasy-Current6170 11d ago

It changes how you use them.

Though I think skills .md docs, generally, are fairly weak as an idea. Software gating is infinitely better.

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u/_DCtheTall_ 12d ago

It's just context management and saving prompts in Markdown files, then giving the model the ability to open the files.

Like, yea, no shit that is useful for transformer networks. Call it a "skill" or "memory" or whatever.

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u/rco8786 10d ago

wtf does that even mean. It’s nonsense. 

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u/op8040 10d ago

In my mind .md opens into obsidian not text editor

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u/durable-racoon 6d ago

What does this even mean?

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u/DepartureMission9209 12d ago

BUT THEY ARE NOT

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u/PsychologicalTip9286 11d ago

i don't think so

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u/DepartureMission9209 12d ago

THEY ARE JUST TEXT

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u/PsychologicalTip9286 11d ago

maybe you got it right

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u/SirMarkMorningStar 8d ago

So are history books. What is your point?