Embarrassed about what, exactly? You seem hostile, i'm trying not to.
I stand by everything i said.
> My hope is that even if it never goes beyond being an autocomplete; if we can improve the training dataset, help it not conflict with itself, etc - that maybe the autocomplete will be insanely useful.
I stand by my first post's summary. Which is "never going past an autocomplete".
You're pedantic, and struggling to move past the fact that something can be both token prediction and still have successes and failures in the user perception. Inaccuracies.
How you write software with such a mindset is beyond me.
I stand by everything i said.
> My hope is that even if it never goes beyond being an autocomplete; if we can improve the training dataset, help it not conflict with itself, etc - that maybe the autocomplete will be insanely useful.
I stand by my first post's summary. Which is "never going past an autocomplete".
You're pedantic, and struggling to move past the fact that something can be both token prediction and still have successes and failures in the user perception. Inaccuracies.
How you write software with such a mindset is beyond me.