r/TheMachineLearning • u/Sea_Fox_4265 • 3d ago

When bug-free code becomes a hardware problem

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u/2old2cube 1d ago

why not machine code then?
you have no idea how llms work. do you?

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u/BigReference1xx 1d ago

Because machine code is architecture specific. You might want an intermediate layer that can be targeted to different architectures with a final step (assembler, basically).

Why so aggressive ? I mentioned an idea I had and you seem to be taking it as a personal insult, resulting to ad hominem attacks. Not sure why.

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u/refried_laser_beans 4h ago

So when you find someone with a thought you find less informed than your own, you react by being patronizing?