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There's even a typo there, a space on one side of an em-dash and not on the other. I'm serious, noticing this makes me believe it's 100% human written

And I thought that this was going to be about the number PI

> If you liked this piece, you should subscribe to my premium newsletter. It’s $70 a year, or $7 a month haven't even had a chance to read a word

It's addressed in the article

For anyone that experiences the same, how do you feel about this picture? https://antichamber.fandom.com/wiki/Eye_Wall?file=Eye.png It has always scared me and I believe it's for t…

It's useful to search for the same thing and get results in different languages

Same. Especially with circular objects. Placing the black hole in my room using the AR mode was very distressing for me

https://rybakov.com/blog/how_do_people_draw_horses/ I see that you posted the same words on your blog but left out comparing HackerNews users to children aged 8 to 10. On purpose?

The font is a dead giveaway The one used in "A public record of professional silence." specifically

but why? We have apis for this, why parse a site and feed it to a llm?

I have 2TB filled and I need more. I make music so I need a lot of storage for my instruments and samples. This is measured in tens and often hundreds of gigabytes. I also play gam…

The logo is the one thing I didn't like but I don't want to clarify every single thing to prevent people from nitpicking and dissecting my words. I like the spacing between paragra…

I find the font beautiful

This is great, how do you do that?

Beautiful typography on this site, a joy to read. Overall, it's just nicely designed

We should first check how accurate is the LLM judge instead of blindly trusting it. And it seems to be very inaccurate

I recommend llmfit. It shows you exactly what models you can run and at what speeds https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit

thank you

I checked before I commented and it was the only thing that I found And I don't get the remark about history

why is git's name self-deprecating? Wasn't it just chosen randomly and has no meaning?

Why is it not smart?

I don't

it won't, it appends your query like this: google.com/search?q={query} you could code this yourself

43.6MB for that huge gif at the top of the article. This could have been a 2MB video at most

Try it, why not. There's even a tutorial world on the consoles if you prefer it