They also have an increasingly disturbing tendency to end a response with a question. Seems like an over engineered reward in RL to keep the conversation going.
This book actually makes some sense to me as a software engineer. We’ve all learned this at school, but they were just scattered pieces of knowledge. This book actually offers a way of systematic organization of useful knowledge in production. Content is actually not for learning, but for quick check and review. The organization might not be perfect, but really is a way of reflecting on our understanding in this field.
A really interesting review. The idea of relative error makes sense in most cases, but when we need to do subtraction and difference matters, maybe absolute error is actually better.