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It also creates a perfect set of training data for future LLMs

The DSKY was the main input system for the AGC, and commands were inputted using the verb/noun system. Verb says what you want to do, and Noun says what you want to do that verb to.

For example, "Verb 35 Enter" lights every single segment and light on the DSKY, to make sure they're all working. "Verb 16 Noun 17 Enter" displays the IMU measurements, "Verb 16 Noun 36 Enter" displays the current time and "Verb 16 Noun 43 Enter" displays the current GPS lat/long. Verb 16 indicates to display something as decimal, and the noun indicates what to display.

Other commands could be used to input data, or set what program the AGC was running, for example if you wanted to change the current running program to 67, that would be "Verb 37 Enter 67 Enter"

Simply add a second tube and reservoir and you don't need to get up anymore. Just don't get your tubes mixed up

sudo dkpg -i FileYouDownloadedFromAnywhere.deb

Programmers love to give things names that they think sound cool

Fair enough, I'm not exactly super knowledgeable about American history

Have state borders changed since this sign was made?

I enjoy how most of the images, including the one of the Cornell box, do in fact show a sudden and significant drop off in lightness in corners, seemingly in contrast with the point the article is trying to make

Saying the UK is a "high trust society" is definitely an interesting choice

It's really annoying to me that shredders and filament makers are so expensive. I probably generate less waste than average from my printer, but it still pains me to have to just throw it away because I can't do anything productive with it

It's a custom implementation of an existing architecture

How does this distinguish between radioactivity from a nuclear weapon and radioactivity from a nuclear reactor?

How close are the pedals? Is it possible that the driver relaxed while FSD was enabled, then suddenly had to brake and accidentally stamped on the wrong pedal?

Autism always makes your kids into sociopathic hackers, as we all know. They are also always top of their class in maths and bad at interacting with people

/s

Tab stacks to keep them in collapsible groups, and closing the tabs I'm not using anymore

"Last but not least, even when just researching with LLMs, they have the natural tendency to silently sneak in the thoughts of the majority of the training materials, or sometimes even the political convictions of the ones who created the model."

"Yet I still write all of my texts with LLMs"

So I'm guessing the author is actually ok with the point they put in the "LLMs are bad" part of the article?

Yep, that's working now. Thanks!

This is an article from 2013

Where does it say it leads to friction? Other than the little ninja drawings, but they asked for that

Could do with having Minecraft Blocks instead of just Minecraft Materials, that's what I use for my home network

What's wrong with whimsy?

For some reason, the scrolling breaks about 2/3 of the way down. The scrollbar vanishes and I can't scroll anymore (Chrome 150.0.7871.115, Windows)

it cost 25 thousand dollars to bugtest? jesus christ

What are the $25k in tokens for? Does firefox's build system not allow building to wasm?

I'd love to understand why people buy cars to make noise with them then. Because making a car sound broken seems to be the goal of a lot of "car people"

What kind of white goods appliance? My washing machine is very different to my fridge, in basically every way, other than it being white goods

"Now from the rear it looks like four black bazookas are hidden below the bumper and on start-up it sounds like a fire-breathing dragon"

Ah yes, the "everybody in a 3 mile radius must know how much I spent on my exhaust"-mobile

import numpy

np.array([1,2])

NameError: name 'np' is not defined

I think the article probably wanted "import numpy as np"

I get the weather- part, but I don't get the -gotchi part... Do you have to keep the device alive by... seeing new types of weather?

But do people make a living doing embroidery by hand? Or is it more of a hobby?