I’d never use an iPhone if my phone were my main device—but I just want a phone/camera that I don’t have to think about beyond those specific functions, and for that an iPhone works fine.

A burrito isn’t a real burrito if it doesn’t come wrapped in tin foil.

Just a reflexive squiggle with the appropriate number of ascenders and descenders.

One attribute you want in a signature is that no one would be able to fake it from samples of your other handwriting—and for that, not using cursive normally is a plus.

Curing the side effects of the anti-cancer pill.

As everyone knows, the only force advanced enough to hit an F-35 is Antifa.

It was “Ea-nasir”, until that one guy ruined the name for the rest of us.

How hard have you tried?

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• Velvet Underground and Nico
• Bringing It All Back Home (Bob Dylan)
• Kind of Blue (Miles Davis)

MediaWiki’s probably overkill for basic wiki functionality, but I use it for the sake of Semantic MediaWiki and associated extensions. But SMW has more of a learning curve, so it might not be worth it for a casual-use wiki.

They’re teleprompters crossed with Pepper’s ghost.

Humanity? Sure.

Human institutions? Less and less.

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That looks more like an encoding issue than AI slop (or maybe an AI that was trained on a mix of normal and Base64-encoded text).

amplifying H-Neurons’ activations systematically increases a spectrum of over-compliance behaviors – ranging from overcommitment to incorrect premises and heightened susceptibility to misleading contexts, to increased adherence to harmful instructions and stronger sycophantic tendencies. These findings suggest that H-Neurons do not simply encode factual errors, but rather represent a general tendency to prioritize conversational compliance over factual integrity.

I wonder if the same tendencies are associated in humans—and if so, is it something LLMs learned from humans, or is it a consequence of the general structure of neural networks?

One of the many controversial claims about Pirahã is that female speakers can’t use the phoneme /h/, always substituting /s/ instead.

If they’re working on a problem that can be broken into multiple loosely-coupled parts, or that requires exploring a very large conceptual space.

Everything we do is just breathing with more motor activity.

“A bot ate my homework” is quickly becoming more plausible than the traditional canine culprit.

I have sensors that let me know when the outdoor temperature and humidity are both better than indoors so I can open the windows. Typically that’s an hour or two a day in the winter when the weather is nice, and most of the day in the summer.

Why would OP’s mother bring up the ultrasound in the first place if she were deliberately trying to conceal anything?

I could see the twin being stillborn and the doctors thinking it was easier to tell the mother it had “vanished”, though.