Be careful around harmonica players

Lord of the Rings and The Magician’s Nephew

Yes… and

Source

In case you didn’t know, “ahh” originated as an eye dialect form of “ass” representing a debuccalized pronunciation used in some dialects of AAVE, I think Southern dialects specifically — so “ahh” was not originally intended as a word replacement, any more than “ass” was intended as a word replacement of “arse”. Rather “ahh” was just a representation of how the word was pronounced by some people.

The problem is that probably most people online who use “ahh” instead of “ass” nowadays are either tu-vuo-falling Black people, or they find “ahh” inherently comical, or they’re using “ahh” to evade social media censorship bots.

I do find “ahh” inherently comical in this case.

Animal Farm ahh moment

What if we used 100% of the brain?

1. Drafts, coming up with ideas you may not have thought of initially
2. Grading whatever you write against the quality of other trained material, especially research papers (LLMs tend to be trained more on those material)
3. For LLMs that search the internet/cite sources, it can be a more powerful search engine. Enter a keyword, the LLM can guess other semantic terms related to your search prompt/terms and refine the results that way. The additional search results cited matter to me more than the response itself (which can hallucinate, but have a niche role as a wildcard if you’re the type to pattern-match concepts into new ideas)

Historically, many hospitals (and schools too) are created by religious organizations, so I’m unsure how useful this is on its own. How can one tell if one such health center truly is about caring for their patients, versus a religious outreach that happens to provide healthcare?

—Thank you, spring

—Spring?

—Because… um… you are a freaking spring…

—Oh yeah.

Example? I remember one about using high-contrast keyboards in phones and it was amazing for me.

Someone I don’t want to associate with.

Okay, citizen Andrew Windsor-Mountbatten.

The AI is a member of [email protected]

git: 'gud' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.

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Love

Being genuinely interested in helping other people. While there are (many?) truly nasty people out there, assuming the worst from others as a default only contributes to the problem. I’ve been there before, and I have no desire of returning.