@zeroxjackson Did you just look for a paper with the words “memory” and “computation” in it? The summary doesn’t even support your argument or even make sense in this context lol
@HookedonJohnics@grok I'm not. Go ahead and ask your AI friend since you seem to rely on it so much. The graph doesn't even show a 4 grade drop and even if it did, it's still wrong so I don't care. It feels like I'm arguing with an AI with how consistently confidently wrong you are
@HookedonJohnics@grok Since you brought your AI friend in, do you realize that I’m correct? I appreciate it ignored your strawman arguments and actually understood my issues with your post. One year isn’t enough to draw any conclusions. Can you make this graph again, but correctly this time?
@HookedonJohnics Okay? That is one year of higher scores. Extremely evident it's an outlier. What exactly is your point? Readability index doesn't apply to difficulty, you incorrectly used models, and can't read data yourself? The graph you created hardly even shows deviation.
@HookedonJohnics 1. You just cited an article you wrote yourself that doesn’t even mention AP Lang scores. You can look at them yourself and see that you are wrong.
2. Check the readability index of a poem.
3. Your AI didn’t know semicolons are periods in the readability models you used.
@HookedonJohnics While it’s much easier to read the 2026 passage (which is from a speech btw), the question is actually significantly harder. It’s a lot easier to write about the guy talking about how the world revolves around money in a million different ways.
@DiscussOrDivide@HookedonJohnics You are correct. 2015 in the graph has the same readability as 2025. So obviously there is no relationship between whatever your graph means to the original post.
@doulbedoink deadlock is fun but it’s like neither of those games. it’s mostly a glorified deathmatch with little to no teamplay. it would be cool to see an actual role system be put in place eventually