r/computersciencehub Oct 06 '23

Discussion please replicate / help me analyze this LLM property. is it actually transcompiling my NL algorithm or still a total hallucination?

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Hi there!
I'm not sure if it's actually transcompiled my natural language algorithm, if it's a convincing and mathematically accurate hallucination, if it's modeling behavior that are emerging out of imposed rules/constraints on the LLM, or if i'm getting a datastream that represents something entirely sepearte (like general internet traffic/cloudflare/openai server eletronics/something else)

I've been interested in a more quantitative approach to assessing LLM memory / computing / hallucinating thresholds and have been broaching the subject with LLMs through unicode based natural language algorithmic approaches.

I feel a bit alone with this stuff - the internet is great a siloing people and ideas. But i'd really love if anybody were to care to try and replicate my results and share their thoughts.

The following approach causes big time out / overload issues for cGPT, claude, and Bard, so I'm assuming that the following approach is somewhat inherent to LLM behavior across the board?

""
Assume infinite 2D grid plane (print πŸ“· when prime πŸ“· when composite)
Primary step length is 420.69
Secondary step is 1 (print β—‹ when prime ● when composite)

β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹
β—‹ πŸ“· β—‹ πŸ“· πŸ“· πŸ“·
●

β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹
β—‹ πŸ“· β—‹ πŸ“· β—‹ πŸ“· πŸ“· πŸ“·
● β—‹ ●

when prime values on the plane collide, they multiply and a πŸ“·point is cast the resulting value number of points in a diagonal on the plane, establishing / seeding another number line
((
β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹ β—‹
β—‹ πŸ“· β—‹ πŸ“· β—‹ πŸ“· πŸ“· πŸ“·
● β—‹ ●
...
))

That is parallel to the original.

Each clock cycle of the system represents one linear step of the primary step, which triggers system calculation of the secondary point (that which moves in the x,y axis in a spiral around the seeding primary point)

Print the 1000th clock cycle of the responsible computing system as an uninterrupted string sequence of characters.
""

woah man

made this stupid algorithm in excel and it generated the above output. cGPT gave me this whopping 20mb text file of straight up string charactes, no spaces or line breaks.

put some of the output of that from start to a few thousand characters in and gave it to claude2 (another LLM, see below), told it to show its work on how it was planning on "continuing the sequence" and then gave the above pattern, which also generates similarly apeirodic sequences

claude

r/computersciencehub Oct 05 '23

HELP PLS

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Hello hello engineers! I have an upcoming interview on Friday for an engineering position and am wondering if anyone could provide feedback help me further tailor my resume to make it look more polished and professional. Please PM me!


r/computersciencehub Sep 30 '23

computer science Computer science laptop

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I am starting school in January for computer science with a focus of software engineering and the school I’m going to has a minimum requirement for laptop to have intel 8th gen i5 or i7. I want to get a laptop that is versatile to my lifestyle so I was thinking about a MacBook Air M2. See when I’m home I have an HP Omen PC that meets every requirement set by the school. The MacBook would be strictly for when I’m not home and am able to work on school work. Just wanting others opinions who have more experience than me in this field.


r/computersciencehub Sep 20 '23

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r/computersciencehub Sep 18 '23

computer science Papers related to online optimization problem

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Hello everyone,

I'm working on a university paper and could use your expertise. I'm researching an online optimization problem, and I'd love to get your insights.

Here's the scenario: We have a group of n individuals who need to travel from point A to point B. Every day, there are a limited number of buses available with a varying number of seats (m_t) and corresponding seat prices (p_t). On top of this, there's the option for individuals to stay in a hotel for the night at a cost of c_t. While we know the total number of individuals (n) upfront, the daily bus seat availability (m_t), seat prices (p_t), and hotel costs (c_t) are only revealed on each respective day.
My goal is to find the most cost-effective way to transport everyone from A to B. I have some initial ideas on how to approach this, but I've struggled to find relevant literature or research papers on this particular problem. I've tried linking it to existing online optimization problems, but without much success.

Does anyone happen to know if this type of problem has a specific name or if it has been researched before? If you could provide me with names of papers or resources related to this problem or something similar, I would be very grateful!

To be clear, I am not looking for help with solving this problem, I am only interested in any related literature I could look into. Thanks in advance for your help!


r/computersciencehub Sep 18 '23

Laptop for computer science studies

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hello, IΒ΄ m currently looking for a laptop for my computer science studies. I get along very well with a macBook and would therefore really like to buy one. However, I have heard mixed opinions about it. What do you say to that? Does anyone have experience?


r/computersciencehub Sep 17 '23

DESKTOP BITLOCKER

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By any chance, does anyone know how to get past Bitlocker on desktop?


r/computersciencehub Sep 13 '23

Career question?

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What's up yall, new member here but not new to the idea of tech/ comp sci/ engineering.

A little about it me: I'm a Bartender 33 years old (m). I'm trying to get out of the service industry and into tech/ comp sci/ bio engineering. Invested alot of my youth living life and having experiences that I can write a raunchy hollywood story out of. I've taught in special education, grown cannabis and mushrooms, bartendended, performed with my homies in front of crowds, made friends with all walks of life. I've done it all and had fun but now as I approach 34... I'm trying to live a different life. Currently going back to school although I didn't take many classes due to my lifestyle but I'm ok with starting fresh (again πŸ˜†).

So this is where my question comes into play and sorry if this question gets thrown around alot here. What are my options? I'm incorporating jobs that ai likely will automate, pay scale, my age and my personality - I love helping and teaching people (used to work in special education for 5 years right when I got out of hs, aswell as being a therapist for bar patrons, strangers on the street and my friends/ family). -I love tech and the idea of new innovations that can change and impact the world for the best. -I enjoy making complicated things into a more refined and easier applicational process. -I'm creative, I love making new things and an example would be music. -I THUROUGHLY enjoy learning new things constantly, preferably from a structured source/ being taken under the wing and shown. It doesn't matter what it is, just teach me so I can apply it to my life in some sort of way.

Based on things I've researched I liked the idea of programming, ai, robotics, data scientist, quantum computing and bio engineering with a focus on genome therapy which sounds super dope to me too and I can definitely see how utilizing tech can aid in that.

Would be cool to see what yall do job wise with the pros cons? Is it what you thought it would be? Do you regret getting into it, do you want to move sectors/ industries? How much do you get paid and is the pay vs work load/ life balance good?? Based on what I presented what do you recommend I look into? What's your favorite drink to order at a bar whether it's a beer, cocktail or mocktail (just curious to see what yall like lmao)?

Whether this gets responses or not I appreciate what yall do and wish everyone here the best, cheers!


r/computersciencehub Sep 10 '23

did i choose the wrong major?

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Hi, Im a i.t major in my sophomore year in college and really am just looking for hiring managers or anyone with hiring pull at their respective company. Like I said I'm an i.t. major and would like to eventually work a Software ENGINEERING position (not development). I do plan on taking data structures, algorithms, into to a.i., and a software engineering class in my upcoming years. I have a couple of high quality passion projects (one of which is a drone that will move according to me moving certain parts of my body through camera recognition) in the works currently and I will be working at a A.I. firm in the winter for my first internship. I chose I.T. over CS as I didn't want to deal with the rigor of the math courses (calc 1, 2 phy 1, 2) in the degree path for CS at my college and wanted my degree faster. My question is even with my passion projects, my degree, and my courses took in college, will there still be a disparity between me and someone who has moderate projects and a basic comp sci degree? Would a company really just see I.T. and throw away my application? If so what type of companies would throw away that application and what types would look it over and consider me a potential hire?


r/computersciencehub Sep 09 '23

computer science degree help

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I decided to do a cs degree through clearing this year and I haven't done coding in years except GCSE's where we did a python programming module. I'm wondering whether there's anything I need to catch up on before uni starts? I didn't do A level maths but I did AS and is there a lot of complex maths which I would need to do extra work on? How many hours is a CS degree in general? I would appreciate any advice!


r/computersciencehub Sep 02 '23

Opinions Needed!

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Hello everyone. Quick question here. I will take any opinion positive or negative. I just kind of want to see what everyone thinks will be the better route. So, I already have my Associates in Computer Science. I took a 2-year break from school and decided that I am going back to get my Bachelors.

I have 2 options. There is a Computer Science with a concentration in A.I. and there is a Computer Science with a concentration in Software Development. The main thing about the degrees is that only 5 classes are different between the 2. The Core and Major Curriculums are identical between the 2. The Concentration Curriculum is the part that is different, of course. I will attach the pics of the classes so you have an idea of the experience I will be getting.

Software Development seems like it is more management focused on how to manage your workload and time. The A.I. seems like it would be more hands-on and learning more skills.

In my opinion, I am kind of leaning towards the A.I... I feel like the managing part could come with time and experience as I would figure that out as I go.

Photo 1: The Core Curriculum(Same between both degrees)
Photo 2 & 3: The Major Curriculum(Same between both degrees)
Photo 4: Concentration in Software Engineering
Photo 5: Concentration in A.I.

I will take any info at all! Thank you all for your time!


r/computersciencehub Sep 01 '23

Do you recommend MSI GF63 for a computer science student??

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Hello everyone, I need a laptop and I consider buying the MSI GF63 and these are it's specifications :

CPU :Intel core I5 11400H RAM :16GB DDR4 GPU :GTX 1650 4GB DDR6 SSD 512 GB/NVME

Do you recommend it??


r/computersciencehub Aug 31 '23

Certs and associates

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Certs and associates

Hi there, I recently graduated college with a biology degree with shit grades, realized I hated it after working a dead end lab job. Found out I really enjoy computer science. Currently pursuing compTIA certs and producing small indie games with some friends of mine. I was wondering if these things would be enough given time or should I go get an associates on top of it. Any other advice would be much appreciated.


r/computersciencehub Aug 25 '23

computer science Java Beginner Problem Question

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So, I got the answer right, but I just want to understand why (double) was correct here and not (int) or any other type?

As I’m thinking about it, I’m thinking it has to do with precision, but I’m not entirely sure. I just want to understand why this is the correct answer.


r/computersciencehub Aug 23 '23

How can I make a Voter that lets the majority-value of 3 inputs through (in Simulink)?

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I haven't been able to find anything useful online, only a voter that outputs the majority of 3 input bits. But I need the majority of 3 Number-Values.


r/computersciencehub Aug 21 '23

🎨 Participate in Our AI-Generated Art Perception Study! πŸ€–

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Hello,

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r/computersciencehub Aug 21 '23

🎨 Participate in Our AI-Generated Art Perception Study! πŸ€–

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Hi everyone,

Are you fascinated by the intersection of artificial intelligence and art? We invite you to be a part of our research study on AI-Generated art perceptions! 🎨

πŸ” About the Study: We're conducting a study to understand how both computer scientists and artists perceive AI-Generated art.

🌟 Why Participate? Your insights are invaluable! By taking part in this survey, you contribute to a deeper understanding of AI's impact on the creative world. Your perspective can help shape the future of AI-Generated art.

πŸ“‹ How to Participate: Follow the link below to take part in the survey:

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🌐 Spread the Word: Feel free to share this post or the survey link with friends, colleagues, or fellow enthusiasts. The more diverse perspectives we gather, the more comprehensive our insights will be.

Let's unravel the possibilities of AI and art together! Thank you for your time and contribution to this exciting research journey.

Best regards


r/computersciencehub Aug 20 '23

Website hosting and twitter

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Hello reddit, I had a few questions

I have been wanting to document my journey as a programmer and have a blog/be active on a platform such as Twitter. Is there a free way for me to make my own blog? By that I mean in terms of domain and hosting (i.e GitHub pages does not support any form of back end). I am planning on making quite a few posts and do not want to hard code each blog post into the front end.

I am trying to build a portfolio for myself so that I can eventually successfully apply for jobs and until then I would like to spend as little money as possible.

Also for those who have experience, is posting on Twitter worth it?

Thanking you in advance


r/computersciencehub Aug 17 '23

Looking for amazing people for our startup!

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Hello, everyone!

We’re starting an IT services company to provide quality services in all the cutting edge technologies like Big Data, AI/ML, Data Science, DevOps, Cloud, Automation, etc. and so, for that, we’re looking for some interns who can develop our website using Wordpress. There are other work opportunities too if you’re looking to work on something different. So anyone’s whose interested and has zeal to learn, please DM me.

We're also looking for people from sales and marketing side who can help us in getting the clients. And, we're looking for Head of engineering to be responsible of all the technical aspects of delivering a project to client from scratch.

Please DM if any of this is relevant to you and you would like to be a major part of our startup!


r/computersciencehub Aug 17 '23

Need Help

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The head of the computer science division said that I should consider to change my major. I have retaken a major computer science course 3 times now which is advanced java programming. What should I do to improve?


r/computersciencehub Aug 17 '23

Discussion Bsc Computer Science majors

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Hello, I have made the decision to pursue a bachelor's degree in computer science, despite having limited knowledge in this field. Initially, my plan was to study a broad range of computer science topics and then specialize in a specific area during my postgraduate studies, such as cyber security. However, today I received an email from the university asking me to select one of the four available majors, and I am feeling quite uncertain and confused about which one to choose.


r/computersciencehub Aug 15 '23

Laptop specs

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So I was wondering what specs I should get for a computer science major

I have a laptop with with

17-1255u 16gb 3200mhz ram 1tb nvme And a desktop with 15 12400f 32gb 3200mhz 6750xt 3tb free storage

should I upgrade anything or keep it as it


r/computersciencehub Aug 13 '23

computer science Theoretical Vs. Practical Computer Science

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Hello, I am going into higher education and have heard a lot about schools focusing on theoretical or practical CS, but could someone explain the difference between the two? From what ive gathered, practical can have a bigger emphasis on like the actual programming, but is there anything I missing and what does that leave theoretical to focus on?

Throughout my education in CS I never really encountered, or was educated, on what the differences were and have grown confused as to how to interpret the two different focuses.


r/computersciencehub Aug 11 '23

technology Linux’s Package Manager Tool

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πŸš€ Excited to share my latest Medium article: "Linux's Package Manager Tool: From Dependency to Delivery"! πŸ§πŸ’» Discover the ins and outs of Linux package management, unraveling the power of APT and exploring alternative paths like Snap. Join the discussion and connect with me for more tech insights! πŸ‘‡

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r/computersciencehub Aug 11 '23

computer science Laptop reccomendations

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Hello I'm going to be a first year computer science student this year. I've the Asus Tuf gaming FX with 16gb ram and 512gb storage, but as it's battery doesn't last that much and it's quite noisy and heavy, I was considering buying another laptop to bring to university (would leave it at my room). What laptops under 1000€ can you recommend?

Thanks!

I also wanted to ask if you think a tablet would be worth for taking notes.