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1. amluto · 1790881961 · focus · HN ↗

   I’ll go out on a limb and suggest that I don’t think a Jev-like model is particularly useful unless you can fine tune it. The Jev API has zero ability to pass in a prior [0], and, if you can neither pass in a prior nor fine tune for your system, you will get an output that may be almost meaningless.

   I’d love to see someone build a model of this sort that can actually accept priors and do something intelligent with them.

   [0] You can feed Jev a prior as text. I’ve tried it. It works poorly.

   1. jdthedisciple · 1790890489 · focus · HN ↗

      I suppose a sort of prior-proxy can be encapsulated by a carefully written system prompt.

      1. amluto · 1790913899 · focus · HN ↗

         The straightforward approach of literally staying a numeric prior has some effect but not the correct effect.

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