> Claude was able to identify the approach that worked, and even the long Python command that was needed. In, yes, probably about 10 seconds.
> For me to figure that out myself, it probably would've taken something like a year of study. Of the entire stack of machine learning and all of the Python tooling associated with it
It wouldn’t take that long. Maybe a few days of playing around. It’s not like you’re trying to create a new model from scratch. No need to understand linear algebra fully to learn how to do a dot product.
I mean, it was about changing the size of the certain layers of the model in order to fine-tune with the new shape.
I am entirely sure that it would have taken me many months to figure out that that was the actual thing that needed to change. It wasn't just some kind of tooling configuration issue. It required a deep understanding of the size of every single different layer of the model and how they fed into each other.