This is not a new idea at all, many many have had it, no one really can claim it
replyStigler's law of eponymy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stigler%27s_law_of_eponymy
replyWikipedia has humor:
reply> The same observation had previously also been made by many others.
Don’t worry, Twitter bros already coined it.
replyGenetic algorithms have existed since the 60s / 70s, e.g. computers learning to play a game. LLMs aren’t particularly guide at it.
replyI think hyperparameter tuning may actually be a kind of genetic algorithm.
Hyperparameter tuning could be done by genetic algorithm. I think it’s a bit of a category error to say that it is a genetic algorithm though.
replyHyperparam tuning is usually done by Bayesian Optimization though.
Yeah that’s correct, it could use it, but there are better alternatives for this particular problem.
replyYou know this doesn’t work most of the time…
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