Unless you’re my dad

No it’s the rare European Terrycloth breed

Name matches

Unfortunately gaming might already be dead with these RAM prices and Micron giving up on the consumer space. Unless Valve wants to start buying chips wholesale and selling DIMM and SODIMM modules.

This is truly incredible

But you can also say “yeah this guy just kinda showed up, you can have him” and it’s believable

It’d be really funny if your name was Carol

The examples show that the AI is vulnerable to prompt injection. These are closer to what people were doing with Grok and getting it to say Elon is the world’s best bottom, but they also show it’s probably possible to get it to say something more directly defamatory like “the Gap CEO’s official opinion on [minority] is [x]”.

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Turn the lights on

Conceptually these are really interesting and I don’t really know enough about how LLMs work to know how to feel about them. It’s a neat approach to avoiding the issue where LLMs are really good at pattern recognition and a use-case where on-demand image generation actually makes sense to me. It just all comes down to whether or not bots can easily solve it.

I don’t remember this cast of Wicked

Aero my beloved

That is a turkey, good lord

For example of course

It’s weird how they turned into formal words. Weren’t they familiar forms and “you” was formal?

The paper is supposedly from 2012. Is it like a standard that academic texts translating ancient languages use the oldest possible form of the destination language or do people just do that to denote that the source is old?

I feel like there’s a good argument that the more valid translation is the one that uses modern words and grammar.

I don’t agree with the extreme here, but it does take more effort to read it, because it’s not a common character. It’s the same way I know cursive, but it still takes more effort to read because it’s not commonly used.

Those conjugations are correct.

“don’t” applies to the plural subject of “words”. “hasn’t” applies to the singular subject of “letter”. “you’re” is using the general “you” in English that replaces the archaic/formal “one”. “doesn’t” applies to the singular concept of being or not being bilingual.

It might help to read the first sentence like:

Op is one of those people who find it easier to read when words are spelled correctly and don’t shoehorn in a [throwback letter that hasn’t been used in English for centuries].

Keep your thumbs out of the center too