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Never forget that YOU are a data center. Drink some water!!

Piso mojado

another week at the prompt factory

@esteifri Mi adolescencia está marcada por Stay Free, gracias por ese laburazo y por la curaduría. Nos cambiaste la vida a muchos.

En las últimas semanas un par de personas me convocaron para charlar de aquel viejo blog que hacíamos llamado STAY FREE. A mi sigue pareciendome increíble que tantos años después lo sigan recordando con tanto cariño. Gracias por eso.

@TheMemily Eletriptan (Relpax) para los episodios de migraña, y Topiramato todo los días como preventivo. Desde que estoy con este combo tengo menos episodios y me duran menos.

Las hermanas cefalea están con Flocur Rapid o ya hay algo más novedoso?

Tattoos should actually make you more employable because it shows you can sit in place for hours while tiny needles are jammed into your skin and that's what every corporate meeting I've ever been in has felt like

LinkedIn is basically Moltbook now.

i love being in STEM (shenanigans, tomfoolery, escapades, and mischief)

This is utterly fascinating. We’ve known code written by AI is harder to untangle. It appears this is the case with writing as well. Tricia is an editor and she says that when an author submits work that is written by AI, she has a much harder time editing it. It’s all one interconnected black-box piece of writing that is not amenable to change. Whereas she finds that human writing, while seemingly messier, is actually much more structurally straightforward. My theory as to why this is is that LLMs think one token at a time. And after every token, they essentially look back and ask, “have I said the thing the prompt wants me to say?” If not, it keeps elucidating. The result is tight chain of thought writing that requires each preceding token to make sense of the next. Whereas human writing starts from a pre-language idea in the author’s head, and looks forward many sentences and paragraphs ahead to approximate the author’s intent. It’s somewhat fuzzy. But I think LLMs fundamentally “think” in a much different way than humans. They are certainly not useless. But I think it’s a grave mistake to equate them with human intelligence.

Ever since I was a little boy, I knew I wanted to log into Microsoft Authenticator 47 times a day.

I made the anti-Grammarly. Mess up your emails with AI. Sinceerly.com

Me in a Teams meeting when I hear my name:

Logging onto the dark web (teams, outlook, and excel)

Forces beyond your comprehension are working behind the scenes to see you win

No hay que temerle a la reforma de 3 meses en la casa. Serán los 2 años más maravillosos que puedas pasar con tu pareja.

@mmmifla Yo tengo Luis Pasteur y estoy muy conforme.

tengo una pregunta de índole cotidiana que me cansé de intentar resolver por los medios convencionales (preguntarle a las 7 personas que conozco) que obra social recomiendan? (ninguna obvio pero ALGUNA)

not this rat learning to drive before i do

A king in his throne

Instagram trains you to view your life as something to be documented, watched, and judged, so overtime you become more critical of things you’d usually be happy about, which makes you pick your own life apart - the internalized panopticon skews your sense of what’s actually good