Actually, no, it doesn't. "S T R A W B E R R Y" can be tokenized e.g. as

"[start]", "S", " ", "T", " ", "R" ....

But more common it may look something like "[start]S ", "T R", " A W", " B ", "E R R", " Y[end]" or whatnot.

And anyway, anyone who's used a (non-tiny) model in the past 2 years or so knows that these sorts of issues aren't really a "thing" anymore. But the key point is that this is a test on an ability to count something that the LLM can't actually see (letters).

You have it backwards. They see words not tokens or letters.

Sorry, but no. Inputs are tokenized before being fed to the model.

Do you think LLMs don't know how words are spelled due to composition of token dictionaries

Do you think trainers, by habit, put their specific model's token dictionaries into the training data - let alone repeat it often enough in numerous different forms so as to promote memorization?

My personal hot take is, if you want to leach from the commons, you have to give back in some meaningful way.

Open source: great, go ahead, no issues - the act of open sourcing is giving back.
Closed source: what are you planning to give back in exchange?

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You mean from the lowest, public-facing tier of Google's clanker?

So that we don't even get to decide which kind of lube will be used? Great fucking plan there, sparky.

I really don't understand how Slashdot even attracts the kind of person who, knowing nothing about a subject, writes a comment about it without even looking it up. What exactly is the draw for you?

It isn't. It's a mind. Trying to compare it to an ocean is stupid touchy feely shit.

Global workspace theory uses the metaphor of a theater, not an ocean. They should pick a lane.

Backup doesn't copy files? The subject of this story isn't "Microsoft Flips Windows Backup On"? Are you just going to be the dumbest fuck on Slashdot every day now, instead of just every other day?

oh look, that's more bullshit from you. Used that link to show how out of date you are... you're wrong from the beginning of the project.

You can also use Lutris or now there's something called Heroic Launcher which is supposed to have replaced it, but last time I tried to install it, it didn't work :) Lutris with Proton is neat.

Every jurisdiction of consequence regulates stores.

Apple has a lot more influence than a mere "store".

Your substitute for an argument is disingenuous.

Is that as much of a weird rambling disjointed rant in the original as it is when posted by you here? Did you leave out the parts that would have made it make sense?

It seems somewhat implausible that Linux is on 24% of desktops, so probably not.

What? When did Google sell AR glasses?

Google glass isn't AR. Whateverthisis is apparently bullshit.