Non-Technical Person Mocks LLM Researcher About Temperature Setting on Robot
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A screenshot of a tweet by @egirlian on X.com reading: 'i was literally taking to this "llm researcher"(???) and he was yapping about setting the temperature on his robot and i was like "lmao did you forget to put a thermostat on r2d2" and he got mad & started trying to explain all this nerd shit until i splashed my mocha in his face'. This is a parody response to the viral @eigenron tweet (seen in image 7056) where an AI professional complained about an LLM researcher who couldn't explain temperature properly. This version flips the perspective to someone entirely outside tech who doesn't even know what an LLM is, creating comedy through deliberate ignorance and hostility toward technical explanation
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Her understanding of 'temperature' in ML is at absolute zero, but her confidence is at temperature=infinity - maximum entropy, zero useful output
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malware — is a software for Malen (ger. to draw) Comment deleted
this could be an absolutely valid word in german tho, it would mean "item for drawing" Comment deleted
yes. I just didn't want to add more than 1 foreign word. Comment deleted
It is an an absolut legit word which translates to articles or stuff to draw with Comment deleted
yep that's what I'm saying Comment deleted
malwaren is not a commonly used word. technically possible to use, but people will look at you weird Comment deleted
I have to think of malware Comment deleted
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When I read this Comment deleted
I couldn't remember the word article lol Comment deleted
Again, my Linux guys have done it again..🤣 Comment deleted