@simonw > Basket? A basket on the front of the bike with a fish in it โ extra cute but adds complexity; prompt is just pelican on bicycle. Maybe add a small fish in a front basket โ actually, handlebar at (505,238); a basket under the bar would conflict with the wing on bar. Skip.
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@TwinkBukowski Step 3 actually stipulates that you should hold it by the flag as you slide it in, but I guess when translating to English they thought that would be asking too much of a ๅคๅฝไบบ
@JeremyNguyenPhD@FirstNameJ0hn He's probably reading off cue cards that have the Japanese written out phonetically. Pronunciation is not good. Like at 5:55 he says "tadama sago no shitsuma" instead of "tadaima saigo no shitsumon" (now the last question). Still impressive that it was even intelligible.
@TwinkTheory Project Runway had some of the best talking head interviews in all of reality TV, in large part because the cast had so many quirky, high-strung, catty gay men.
@nosilverv A deep reader is more likely to read primary sources, which brings them much closer to bedrock reality. A broad reader is more likely to read summaries of summaries in the form of pop science, pop history, etc.
The opening lyric of Bring Your Love being "don't comment on my ideas"... Absolutely insane sentiment coming from any artist, let alone Madonna, who put all of her pop star talent points into the "getting people to talk about you" skill tree.
@ryxcommar In practice no one is sampling directly from the llm's learned distribution. They use various heuristics like temperature > 1, top-p, top-k, and min-p, all of which have the effect of amplifying the probability of the most probable tokens and attenuating or discarding rare tokens
@Tybernicus17@lucyhargreaves4 It gets even worse. They just outright reject millions of calls, not even letting the caller get into the hold queue, which is an incredibly scummy tactic to game their "average time on hold" metric.
Nina Persson's stage presence is inhuman. Magnetic. Cheeky. Punctuating lines with a little lip smack here and a sharp exhalation of breath there, kicking and shimmying around the stage. That voice, so bright and powerful and accurate. A STAR.