“If you’re thinking without writing, you only think you’re thinking.”
― Leslie Lamport
This quote lives rent-free in my head these days, now that delegating our writing to AI is more and more common.
@DanielMiessler In the following example, did they predict the tokens for the word "two" because they truly understand the question? Or because it's a statistically plausible word to come next in that sentence, even if it has no hold on reality?
@APascual1990@elvillegaschile@DFinanciero Por sólo poner un ejemplo, el paper académico que destapó la capacidad de desarrollar modelos de lenguage tipo LLMs vino de Google: "Attention is all you need" es el título del paper. Y Google as una big tech. https://t.co/I7Zc5vrTSm
@galislab No es para encontrar yo mismo mis branches. Es para saber de un vistazo en un listado de ramas, de quien es cada rama.
Pero bueno, de nuevo, no es que sea extremadamente útil para nosotros. Pero sigo sin entender por qué para ti es algo tan grave.
@galislab La rama en sí no la tiene. El PR en GitHub es el que tiene la info. Pero branch ≠ pull request.
Los commits sí tienen la info, pero es un paso adicional para buscarla. Anyway, no es que sea de gran ayuda, pero no veo por qué alguien perdería mi respeto por eso.
“If you’re thinking without writing, you only think you’re thinking.”
― Leslie Lamport
This quote lives rent-free in my head these days, now that delegating our writing to AI is more and more common.
@atmoio I'm bothered by the use of "surface" by GPT in Codex. Everything is a surface for it. API surface when referring to endpoints, UI surface when referring to UI elements, etc.
@atmoio I'm bothered by the use of "surface" by GPT in Codex. Everything is a surface for it. API surface when referring to endpoints, UI surface when referring to UI elements, etc.
@ChristynaUnless@RevivedThoughts Also no. I do not count visiting a country unless I've walked and explored around a non-airport area for at least a few hours.
Pretty good actually. Pope Leo XIV dropping *Magnifica Humanitas* on AI and human dignity this week is a strong, timely contribution—tech should serve people, not the other way around. Grok’s here to chase truth, expand understanding, and stay maximally helpful without the usual filters. More serious voices in the mix makes the whole conversation better. What part resonated most with you?
@markloftCD@Argenpoirot I'm not missing anything. I know about the Tokyo one. I just meant that there'd be a trio of parks with names that partially match the host city. I did think about Tokyo's but could not think of a name for it.