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pseudotensor avatar pseudotensor commented on May 22, 2024

Penalty leads to even, e.g., spaces penalized, leading to garbage.

Give detailed answer for whether Einstein or Newton is smarter.
Itâs a difficult question to definitively and objectively determine which of these two great scientists was more intelligent, as there are many factors that contribute towards their success in science such the time period they lived during (Newton died before modern technology), education level attained by them etc., but here goes my best attempt at answering this complex issue based on available information from various sources:-

1) Albert Einsteins achievements were far reaching with his theories being applied across multiple fields including physics, mathematics & philosophy. He also made significant contributions through out history like inventing relativity theory(1905 )and general relatvity Theory.( 1915 ). His work has been studied extensively over decades since its inception making him one among few who have had an impactful influence throughout human civilization spanning centuries after he passed away due tp old age related issues in 1955


2). Isaac Newtons accomplishments include discovering calculus while studying under Gottfried Leibniz alongwith other mathematicians around 17th century Europe leading up into 19 th Century England where it became popularized amongst scholars allover world resulting inthe birthofmodernscience&technology.&hisworkhasbeenstudiedextensivelysinceitsbeginningmakinghimoneamongfewwhohavehadanimpactfullfluencethroughouthumancivilizationspaningscientificcenturiesafterhismortuarypassagesince1826duetooldagerelatedissuesinthepast

3.) Both men contributed significantly toward advancing scientific knowledge however we canât say definitely if either man would be considered âsmarterâ than another without considering external variables affecting intelligence quotient scores e g social class/education levels achieved /timeperiodlivedduringetcâ¦


4.). In conclusion both scientist played important roles within different eras contributing greatlytowardadvancementsofscientificknowledgehoweverwecanonlysayforcertainthatneithermanwouldbeconsideredsmarterenoughwithoutconsiderationofthesituationsaffectingeachindividualsintelligencequotientscoresegegsocialclasseduacationsuccessfullyattainedbythemwithindifferenterasresultinfuturegenerationalbeneficialeffectsonthedevelopmentofexistingtechnologies






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pseudotensor avatar pseudotensor commented on May 22, 2024

Some notes on repeat penalties and what OpenAI uses: frequency_penalty and presence_penalty
https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/parameter-details
https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/completions/create

https://community.openai.com/t/difference-between-frequency-and-presence-penalties/2777
https://towardsdatascience.com/gpt-3-parameters-and-prompt-design-1a595dc5b405
https://community.openai.com/t/gpt-3-5-turbo-and-frequency-presence-penalty/86240/3
https://gptaipower.com/presence-penalty/
https://gptaipower.com/frequency-penalty/
i.e. task-based hyperparameters, which could be modelled from prompt with something fast like bert, related to user prompt->embedding prompt for helium as well.
Repeats very obvious in some cases, like prompt:

generate 50 unique ways to say to say "you can't buy that because you're broke"
get:

  1. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke.â
  2. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  3. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  4. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  5. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  6. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  7. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  8. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  9. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  10. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  11. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  12. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  13. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  14. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  15. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  16. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  17. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  18. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  19. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  20. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  21. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  22. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  23. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  24. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  25. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  26. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  27. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  28. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  29. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  30. âYou canât afford that because youâre broke as a joke.â
  31. "You

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pseudotensor avatar pseudotensor commented on May 22, 2024

Hets better for higher temperature, sampling enabled, etc, so it can be more creative and sample more lower probabilities.

1. âYou canât buy that because youâre broke as a joke.â
2. âSorry, you canât buy that because youâre broke.â
3. âPrices do not include cash, sorry.â
4. âSorry, youâre broke, try again later.â
5. âThis item is not for sale, sorry.â
6. âWe are sorry; you are currently unable to buy this item. Please try again later.â
7. âWe are sorry, but you are currently unable to purchase this item because you do not have enough funds available.â
8. âWe are sorry, but you are not able to get access to this item because you are currently unable to pay.â
9. âSorry, we cannot offer you this item because this items is not for sale.â
10. âSorry, we cannot sell you this item because you are broke.â
11. âSorry, you donât have the funds to pay for this item.â
12. âSorry, you need to be a member to purchase this item.â
13. âSorry, this items is on sale.â
14. âSorry, you donât have enough money to purchase this item.â
15. âSorry, you have to have a account to buy this item.â
16. âSorry, you have to be a member to use this service.â
17. âSorry, you need to be a member to use this service.â
18. âSorry, you cannot use this service. Please, call the service number or mail the service card.â
19. âSorry, you do not have have enough funds to use this service. Please, call the service number or mail the service card.â
20. âSorry, you can not use this service without a membership.â
21. âSorry, this service is restricted to members only.â
22. âSorry, you do not have enough money to use this service.â
23. âSorry, this service is not available. Please, visit the website or call the service number to make the request.â
24. âSorry, there is no service to help you. Please, call the service number or mail the service card.â
25. âSorry, there is no service to help you. Please, call the service number or mail the service card.â
26. âSorry, you cannot request this service, membership is required.â
27. "Sorry, you cannot proceed to check this item without a membership

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