Eclectic dabbler pursuing the modest goal of omniscience. Striving for Hasidic annihilation of self. Aramaic/Yiddish preferred but Heb/Eng are okay, I guess
@HirshelGrinspan @TorahKnwldgeBwl @mushka_karenina Btw I have a 'conspiracy theory' that Otzar Hachochma 'disappeared' an entire article dealing with Yechabek, showing remarkably sensuous parallels in Jewish poetry from the Levant at the time. I believe I saw it there many years ago but then subsequently could never find it again
@Moshe_Wil@IsqaDeQofaya It's basically a kameiya in the form of a book.
1) Never been a good idea to check what's going on inside a kameiya
2) If you're not into kameiyos then you takeh don't need it in your house, but
3) Jewish history is more complex and nuanced than the Rambam made it out to be
@Moshe_Wil@IsqaDeQofaya 'Raziel' is actually a composite of a number of unrelated works. This portion is from the 'Sefer Harazim' component which is very ancient but clearly problematic. Some have suggested that the Rambam is quoting it directly in Hilchos Avodah Zarah
https://t.co/24FEuzgAQS
I think I have the perfect compromise between team permanent DST and team changing the clock:
Standard Time in the morning and DST in the afternoon and evening.
Everyone wins!
Just my own two cents here, but this is not the metric I would personally use to grade AI. I don't want a flash model spitting out a "psak" (I personally don't really go for the human version of that either).
https://t.co/42qq50bWjY
Introducing HalachaBench: we gave AI programs from the makers of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others real semicha exam questions from Israel's Chief Rabbinate, in Hebrew, with no books and no internet.
The best scored 80 out of 100. Many scored under 11. 🧵
@mottyj123 You're right to push back. My error wasn't peripheral; it was foundational (I actually was just using the term as shorthand for using AI for quick answers; I personally use Gemini Argon and GPT-6 set to High all the time)