@kepano@thekitze My experience with code blocks was a bit inconvenient.
Right now, repositioning, linking code blocks is unnatural compared to other data. I know recent changes made it easy when using backticks. But the behavior is different when using slash command
Especially in nested blocks.
Also found this video which is kind of a satire on using GIT. It shows the kind of push-back it got when it's adoption was gradually increasing.
I like how @matthewmccull was advocating for GIT back then
https://t.co/v2VSivqf0M
🧠 ChatGPT Doesn’t Think — It Pays Attention.
🔧 Let’s Break It Down
I’ve spent years working with AI models—but understanding how they focus still fascinates me.
It's not magic. It's math. And it’s reshaping how we define intelligence.
Here’s what’s really happening behind the scenes:
Every word you input is transformed into 3 matrices:
→ Query – What should I focus on?
→ Key – What information matters?
→ Value – What should I retain?
These interact to simulate attention—word by word, in real time.
And that attention is what makes ChatGPT feel intelligent.
It responds with fluency, relevance, and even empathy.
But here’s the uncomfortable truth:
⚠️ We’re confusing attention for cognition.
🧩 We’ve built systems that sound human—but don’t think like one.
If we want to build responsible AI, we need to understand what it is—and what it’s not.
✅ Don’t confuse fluency with reasoning.
✅ Don’t mistake attention for understanding.
✅ Always ask: What’s missing beneath the surface?
So here’s the debate:
If AI can replicate attention this well,
→ Do we still understand what separates human thought from machine simulation?
→ Will the line between cognition and computation blur beyond recognition?
→ And if it does… are we truly ready for what comes next?
What do you think? Is attention enough to call it intelligence?
#ArtificialIntelligence #ChatGPTExplained #AIExplained #MachineLearning #AttentionMechanism
Super excited that our paper, co-authored with @junkato, on parameter-tuning widgets for creative software has been accepted to #UIST2025. It’s my first academic paper ever, which makes it way more special. #tweeqjs
https://t.co/pjwcjumLmF
Have you ever wanted to run different scripts in different projects using the same keyboard shortcut? Check out this article to know how.
https://t.co/z9v4fUDtpj
#vscode#productivity#KeyboardShortcut
It started with
bare HTML with a sprinkle of JS so user can interact with
JS generating HTML @ runtime
JS generating HTML on server & hydrating @ runtime
JS generating all HTML on server with partial hydration
back to bare HTML which is JS generated with extra JS for interaction
@NeilujKarja@bibryam Yes, it basically updates the working tree - this means it fetches the selected branch to the working directory and updates the HEAD in local repo to the same branch selected.
I have always felt like @StackOverflow was missing a crucial feature - connected chain of resources that are **relevant to me**.
That's why I build a Browser extension called #StackMeFirst which does that.
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