damc4
damc4 t1_j96888m wrote
By the way, I created a tool "CodeAssist" ( https://codeassist.tech ) that is based on a similar idea. It's a chatbot that can execute actions in the IDE (most importantly - write/read the code in your editor).
damc4 t1_j5e9bog wrote
Reply to comment by gunshoes in [D]Can a bachelor get a job in ML? by alphapussycat
Ok, so that proves that someone has the skill. But when someone doesn't have master/phd, that doesn't prove that someone doesn't have that skill. In other words, if someone has no master/phd degree, but has published a research paper, then they have also proved to have that skill, so it should be possible for someone with bachelor / no bachelor to get a job in ML. Is that correct?
damc4 t1_j5boanh wrote
Reply to comment by gunshoes in [D]Can a bachelor get a job in ML? by alphapussycat
>A lot of ML involves research work and those degrees are strong filtering mechanisms for selecting that skill.
Why is that filtering mechanism for that skill?
damc4 t1_jck9vp9 wrote
Reply to comment by Intrepid_Meringue_93 in Those who know... by Destiny_Knight
If my understanding is correct, your comment is misleading.
They didn't create a LLM comparable to GPT-3 with a fraction of cost, but fine-tuned Llama model to follow instructions (like text-davinci-003 does) with a low cost. There's a big difference between training a model from scratch and fine-tuning it to follow instructions.