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Comment by john_strinlai

6 hours ago

>The parent comment wasn't suggesting that the inherent defects magically disappear

that is almost exactly what they said though..?

"Want it to go away, almost like magic? Local inference. [...] all of the common LLM defects will go away.

"[...]"

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edit: I suppose I have to spell this out.

"[...]" = "When its under your control, and [you're] no longer being forced to hold it wrong," ≈ "liberates your use cases from all the horribly opaque configuration, shadow prompting, etc."

and

"Almost like magic" is cliché hyperbole. It also means "not magic" in the same way that "almost like a dog" means "not a dog." It was immediately followed by the explicit clarification that was surgically omitted above, in absolute and conscious bad faith.

Hence, "[...]"

  • i omitted it because it doesnt change my point at all and it makes the quoted text smaller. not because of "absolute and conscious bad faith".

    people can just read the original from the comment. its not like im quoting from a different website and trying to hide something. look 2 comments above mine and it is right there in full. anyone reading my comment would have seen the original comment already...

    i have no idea why you took such offense to my comment, but you're reading way too much into it.