Comment by pertymcpert 6 months ago Floating point math isn't associative for operations that are associative in normal math. 4 comments pertymcpert Reply measurablefunc 6 months ago That would just add up to statistical noise instead of 10% degradation over a week. kevin_thibedeau 6 months ago Catastrophic error accumulation can produce more profound effects than noise. measurablefunc 6 months ago Just to make sure I got this right. They serve millions of requests a day & somehow catastrophic error accumulation is what is causing the 10% degradation & no one at Anthropic is noticing it. Is that the theory? 1 reply →
measurablefunc 6 months ago That would just add up to statistical noise instead of 10% degradation over a week. kevin_thibedeau 6 months ago Catastrophic error accumulation can produce more profound effects than noise. measurablefunc 6 months ago Just to make sure I got this right. They serve millions of requests a day & somehow catastrophic error accumulation is what is causing the 10% degradation & no one at Anthropic is noticing it. Is that the theory? 1 reply →
kevin_thibedeau 6 months ago Catastrophic error accumulation can produce more profound effects than noise. measurablefunc 6 months ago Just to make sure I got this right. They serve millions of requests a day & somehow catastrophic error accumulation is what is causing the 10% degradation & no one at Anthropic is noticing it. Is that the theory? 1 reply →
measurablefunc 6 months ago Just to make sure I got this right. They serve millions of requests a day & somehow catastrophic error accumulation is what is causing the 10% degradation & no one at Anthropic is noticing it. Is that the theory? 1 reply →
That would just add up to statistical noise instead of 10% degradation over a week.
Catastrophic error accumulation can produce more profound effects than noise.
Just to make sure I got this right. They serve millions of requests a day & somehow catastrophic error accumulation is what is causing the 10% degradation & no one at Anthropic is noticing it. Is that the theory?
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