> It is meaningless to say that because the author was able to reproduce it multiple times.
I don't know how that refutes what I'm saying.
The behaviour was reproduced multiple times, so it is clearly an observable outcome, not a one-off. It just shows that the probability of `git reset --hard` is > 0 even with RLHF and post-training.
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> It is meaningless to say that because the author was able to reproduce it multiple times.
I don't know how that refutes what I'm saying.
The behaviour was reproduced multiple times, so it is clearly an observable outcome, not a one-off. It just shows that the probability of `git reset --hard` is > 0 even with RLHF and post-training.