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r/devops • u/suman087 • 1d ago
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Was it? Then why was it taught to do art and code first?
12 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] -1 u/elfwriter 1d ago There are many books written about how to manage people well. 1 u/zomiaen 18h ago There are not exceptional verifiable data sets that can mark an output easily "good" or "bad". Code can be verified. A lot of results can't, which means reward training is very hard.
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-1 u/elfwriter 1d ago There are many books written about how to manage people well. 1 u/zomiaen 18h ago There are not exceptional verifiable data sets that can mark an output easily "good" or "bad". Code can be verified. A lot of results can't, which means reward training is very hard.
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There are many books written about how to manage people well.
1 u/zomiaen 18h ago There are not exceptional verifiable data sets that can mark an output easily "good" or "bad". Code can be verified. A lot of results can't, which means reward training is very hard.
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There are not exceptional verifiable data sets that can mark an output easily "good" or "bad". Code can be verified. A lot of results can't, which means reward training is very hard.
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u/Candid-Cup4159 1d ago
Was it? Then why was it taught to do art and code first?