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phikappa
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Comment #49100228
I'd suggest the LLM visualiser (1) by Brendan Bycroft. I'm a visual learner and it helped me understand LLMs better than anything else ever could. (1) https://bbycroft.net/llm
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Comment #49068694
"but "Green policies forbid those actions nowadays" is a bit of a dogwhistle that you oppose environmental protection regulations broadly (not merely overzealous ones that have sid…
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Comment #49009444
sure but anthropic is not literally in the comments complaining, so it's not quite apples to apples, right?
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Comment #48996402
there go the next 4h21m of my day. Couldn't be more excited!
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Comment #48957984
I wonder if this ritual of meta-self-policing serves some particular purpose or if it's just a case of the brain drawing comfort from going through a familiar ritual. "This comment…
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Comment #48801475
DNSGlobe – Rust TUI to watch misunderstandings about DNS propagate around the world (github.com/514-labs) There I fixed it for you.
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Comment #48788446
I think we'd be better off limiting whom to kill to one person only.
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Comment #48773595
I mean sure, but look, I will not make the same mistakes. Also my context is totally different. And MY oven concept has none of the drawbacks of their oven and Claude tells me I'm …
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Comment #48765123
There's a lot of things I spent a ton of time setting up, use once, and then never again. Tons of things that are easy to set up, and provide small benefits every day for a long ti…
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Comment #48743646
I wouldn't call it so much a false friend as forest/foreign (and forfeit and I'm sure a bunch of other words) all coming from the same Latin "foris" root and being semantically rel…
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Comment #48743197
Interesting case of double-layered false nominative determinism. Although foresta in Italian means "forest" and thus the surname would seem eminently plant-based, it actually means…
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Comment #46778324
what is it about it that you hate and that makes you associate it with linkedin? I don't hate it, but I feel the linkedin comparison. maybe because of the many linebreaks?
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Comment #46777174
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Comment #45797792
tell me you're a chinese propaganda account without telling me you're a chinese propaganda account