← Back to context Comment by usernametaken29 1 day ago P^2 5 comments usernametaken29 Reply AIorNot 21 hours ago Its just an insufferable AI way to say best set of options given tomrod 21 hours ago Waaay older than AI. Basic econ 101,it is. girvo 17 hours ago Though it being used constantly in AI-related topics from ~2024 onwards is very much a function of LLM output, I would argue. 1 reply → usernametaken29 21 hours ago Not really. The Pareto frontier is itself a distribution over all optimisation paths and dominance is a real and useful property we test when researching evolutionary methods. It’s not chosen to be insufferable but to try to be precise.
AIorNot 21 hours ago Its just an insufferable AI way to say best set of options given tomrod 21 hours ago Waaay older than AI. Basic econ 101,it is. girvo 17 hours ago Though it being used constantly in AI-related topics from ~2024 onwards is very much a function of LLM output, I would argue. 1 reply → usernametaken29 21 hours ago Not really. The Pareto frontier is itself a distribution over all optimisation paths and dominance is a real and useful property we test when researching evolutionary methods. It’s not chosen to be insufferable but to try to be precise.
tomrod 21 hours ago Waaay older than AI. Basic econ 101,it is. girvo 17 hours ago Though it being used constantly in AI-related topics from ~2024 onwards is very much a function of LLM output, I would argue. 1 reply →
girvo 17 hours ago Though it being used constantly in AI-related topics from ~2024 onwards is very much a function of LLM output, I would argue. 1 reply →
usernametaken29 21 hours ago Not really. The Pareto frontier is itself a distribution over all optimisation paths and dominance is a real and useful property we test when researching evolutionary methods. It’s not chosen to be insufferable but to try to be precise.
Its just an insufferable AI way to say best set of options given
Waaay older than AI. Basic econ 101,it is.
Though it being used constantly in AI-related topics from ~2024 onwards is very much a function of LLM output, I would argue.
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Not really. The Pareto frontier is itself a distribution over all optimisation paths and dominance is a real and useful property we test when researching evolutionary methods. It’s not chosen to be insufferable but to try to be precise.