>Note how this would all go away if the empty buses could pass the full buses.
>Note how this would all go away if the empty buses could pass the full buses. It's more complicated than that and has to be managed carefully. Here's what happens in the unmanaged case: - The empty bus passes the full bus - There are passengers waiting at the next stop - The empty bus stops to pick them up - There are no passengers waiting - The full bus typically doesn't have to stop - The full bus passes the empty bus Now these buses are irrevocably bunched. P.S. This site doesn't work for me at all.
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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>Note how this would all go away if the empty buses could pass the full buses.
>Note how this would all go away if the empty buses could pass the full buses. It's more complicated than that and has to be managed carefully. Here's what happens in the unmanaged case: - The empty bus passes the full bus - There are passengers waiting at the next stop - The empty bus stops to pick them up - There are no passengers waiting - The full bus typically doesn't have to stop - The full bus passes the empty bus Now these buses are irrevocably bunched. P.S. This site doesn't work for me at all.
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