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This my list of incredible accomplishments and unimpeachable credentials so you know never to question me or my expertise. It's on the internet so it's true.

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Not all of the surprises are known yet and there are more to come. Some in the next months to years, but the really big surprises are a bit further off than that.

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@okie_bored @Adi13 In particular, "God gave up on intervention when we killed his son" seems to contradict Christian theology, so I'm wondering how you reconcile that.

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@ShamashAran Someone got their feewings huwt

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@ShamashAran What do you mean, conditioning people to run any script from the web isn't a good thing? Has Windows taught you nothing?

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@DandoYKV "לילה"
"Is she cute?"

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@okie_bored @Adi13 How would that make theological sense for either?

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@bexcran @konradbezwinger Signed commits

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@ryanels K&R but spaces go before (

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@Galvestz @Windows Is it even a menu if you don't have to scroll it?

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@AngryLevantine The training data are poisoned and the top models are decidedly progressive. Confidence is preferred over even a single questionable citation. For now, it is not as biased. For now.

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@suryanox7 LLMs make a lot of software work accessible to random people in a way that digital cameras never made photography accessible to random people, and with different cost models (no thousands upfront for professional equipment). No compiler required.

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@pjwerneck @DanielMiessler But there are options for more iterative 'consideration' which already approaches human-like reasoning in some cases.

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@pjwerneck @DanielMiessler They do not generate the next token so much as middle tokens to tie the start and 'end' together. In a way, they do have a conclusion, but it is probabilistic and independent of the preceding 'thoughts' (as such). Asking right/wrong can lead to direct contradictions.

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@DanielMiessler "they're not predicting tokens of random text" - no, that would not be prediction.
They 'understand' even indirect relations between words without having any actual conceptual understanding. The 'world' exists only in data. There is no permanence or history.

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@glikstars @LilyRoslynWest Queereligious

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@wleddzig @sean_from_earth They just create a dozen helper functions that are only called in one place.

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@sean_from_earth First they went from 8 to 4 and allowed >100 characters per line. Now it's 2 and it's only a matter of time before they reintroduce tabs as "quarter space". Must increase indentation depth at any cost.

Imagine 8 width indentations and 80 column width. That's 88 and wrapping.

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@EncinasFrancos @isaacrrr7 (But only a small part.)

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@EncinasFrancos @isaacrrr7 1968 borders? So it should retake Sinai and leave part of Syria?

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@NJ_T2H @Mr_Andrew_Fox @ClaudiaWebbe Think it through. There's a reason they call Jews demons who worship Baal (which they consider a demon). Anything we don't like = evil for its own sake.

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@ClaudiaWebbe Why are you sharing your perverted fantasies on social media?