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Writing with an LLM is not a shame
Should be "Writing with a LLM is not a shame", no reason to put a "an" here.
It's also fair to use it as a clever dictionary, to find the right expressions, or to use correct grammar and spelling. (This post could really use a round of corrections.)
But in the end, the message and the reasoning should be yours, and any facts that come from the LLM should be verified. Expecting people to read unverified machine output is rude.
I think we havent realized yet that most of us don't really have original thoughts. Even in creative industries the amount of plagiarism (or so called inspiration) is at all times high (and that's before LLMs were available).
A HL3 team could essentially function as an independent studio using the Steam platform, with some funding thrown from Valve. Assuming the ROI is positive what exactly is holding them back?
The Google problem where every project that is not Search has a much worse ROI.
The author thinks Roman had low intellect or something?
What's the recommended operating system with support for this hardware and local compute without cloud telemetry/identity?
If at least the US got in line with the rest of the world, we would be half-way there.
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/co-emissions-per-capita
The problem is not the 8 billion people, is the handful that have an disproportionate impact.
China and India would like a word with you
Has anyone got a minimal reproducible examples (e.g. tiny html file that runs, say 2 * 2 in R)? The example linked to in the article has the key line <script type="module" src="repl.mjs"></script>, but that mjs file goes over my head.
Curious/eager/excited to know/see what kinds of real-world applications this has.
You invent such things when you have resolved many other problems first. Like water and sanitation, and geopolitical stability. And no, steam engines took a lot more time anyway because advanced metallurgy was necessary to get there.