Comment by hathym 14 hours ago that's good, open weight models do not need degenerate comments to advance on AI 3 comments hathym Reply LaurensBER 14 hours ago It would be interesting to hear if the addition of Reddit data makes LLM stronger or weaker.Outside of some (technical)subs most of the comment seems to be of a far lower quality than what you find in books or in websites. NitpickLawyer 14 hours ago Someone did a finetune w/ data from 4chan and found improvements on several popular benchmarks, so ... maybe? dd8601fn 14 hours ago For years before LLMs got big a comment I would often see was, "Google search is worthless now. I basically solve all my problems by searching reddit."
LaurensBER 14 hours ago It would be interesting to hear if the addition of Reddit data makes LLM stronger or weaker.Outside of some (technical)subs most of the comment seems to be of a far lower quality than what you find in books or in websites. NitpickLawyer 14 hours ago Someone did a finetune w/ data from 4chan and found improvements on several popular benchmarks, so ... maybe? dd8601fn 14 hours ago For years before LLMs got big a comment I would often see was, "Google search is worthless now. I basically solve all my problems by searching reddit."
NitpickLawyer 14 hours ago Someone did a finetune w/ data from 4chan and found improvements on several popular benchmarks, so ... maybe?
dd8601fn 14 hours ago For years before LLMs got big a comment I would often see was, "Google search is worthless now. I basically solve all my problems by searching reddit."
It would be interesting to hear if the addition of Reddit data makes LLM stronger or weaker.
Outside of some (technical)subs most of the comment seems to be of a far lower quality than what you find in books or in websites.
Someone did a finetune w/ data from 4chan and found improvements on several popular benchmarks, so ... maybe?
For years before LLMs got big a comment I would often see was, "Google search is worthless now. I basically solve all my problems by searching reddit."