top | item 44791266 (no title) ran3000 | 7 months ago I'd love to see it.What I like about your approach is that it circumvents the data problem. You don't need a dataset with review histories and flashcard content in order to train a model. discuss order hn newest jarrett-ye|6 months ago Andy also tested this idea. You can read his notes here:GPT-4 can probably estimate whether two flashcards are functionally equivalenthttps://notes.andymatuschak.org/zJ7PMGzjcgBUoPjLUHBF9jnGPT-4 can probably estimate whether one prompt will spoil retrieval of anotherhttps://notes.andymatuschak.org/zK9Y15pCnRMLoxUahLCzdyc
jarrett-ye|6 months ago Andy also tested this idea. You can read his notes here:GPT-4 can probably estimate whether two flashcards are functionally equivalenthttps://notes.andymatuschak.org/zJ7PMGzjcgBUoPjLUHBF9jnGPT-4 can probably estimate whether one prompt will spoil retrieval of anotherhttps://notes.andymatuschak.org/zK9Y15pCnRMLoxUahLCzdyc
jarrett-ye|6 months ago
GPT-4 can probably estimate whether two flashcards are functionally equivalent
https://notes.andymatuschak.org/zJ7PMGzjcgBUoPjLUHBF9jn
GPT-4 can probably estimate whether one prompt will spoil retrieval of another
https://notes.andymatuschak.org/zK9Y15pCnRMLoxUahLCzdyc