Reminds me of Francois Pachet’s Continuator (all the way back in 2003, using hierarchical markov models)
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Conversation is a different process that may be suited to other types of thinking. And so on.
It’s true that LLMs can enable unoriginal and shallow thinking to be expressed with a false veneer of original thought. But it does not follow that all LLM-written text is the result of laziness nor that it is without value.
I’m just suggesting, come with an open mind rather than judging the whole thing based on a gut reaction to style. That reliance on a gut stylistic reaction is itself lazy and has led many an intellectual community into echo chambers of groupthink.
Anyway, I enjoyed reading the experiment, and the starting premise, and the embracing of a fairly mundane outcome. Reminds me of running various generative systems and looking for emergent states.
Shame there's no rss feed to follow along.
Is it fair to include Germany here? I thought the German system required everyone to have private insurance through their (breadwinner’s) employer. But I’ve only heard this via self-employed people complaining of having to pay €300 a month in health insurance. To me it sounds more like the American system than the UK one of everything just being free and state-funded. But as I say, I only know through hearsay.
But then I have another address which I've been similarly careful with but have also used on a few registrations and that gets a bit of spam (not that much though).
Reckon it'll still work a while more yet.
* What it does * What it's for
Presumably it’s much easier to measure someone’s ability to eliminate BPA from the bloodstream than it is to calculate how much they consumed in uteri and throughout their life.
It seems to work better on verbs that have a different form for “I failed” and “I have failed” which “fail” does not.
Try “you are already fallen at the first hurdle”.