Replying to @bluewmist
2nd income sources are almost if not more likely to turn into an additional problem rather than solve problems
Curt Tigges
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Curt Tigges
@CurtTigges
- Replying to @jstanchakMaybe the peak of a covid wave is not a good time to breathe heavily in a crowded room with dozens of strangers
- Replying to @lemonade_grrrlAlso, don't make tomato-based dishes (including ratatouille) in cast iron
- Most of this, like chores, exercise, and making food, is what a lot of people do anyway... just that they also go to work. No judgement on what she should be wanting. But it sounds so terribly boring.
- Replying to @GShaneMorrisimo, people miss being a child when eating pizza and having a movie night were actually a big deal
- Replying to @quesadaaa_you don't have to ask, you can just assert "see you at 7!"
- Replying to @RealFLHacksBro I'm begging you to learn how to use punctuation, I'm dying here
- Replying to @lemonade_grrrlYep, at least not for long periods of time
- Replying to @CarzonfyeYou've fallen into a Murakami pocket universe
- Replying to @poddtadreI would get tired of/annoyed with literally all of this within 3 days max
- Replying to @FourthWaverI'm an ex-mormon myself, but even so I will point out that this is a splinter cult, not the mormon church itself
- Sentiment is everywhere in language. But how do LLMs represent it? We find: - All models studied have a linear, causal sentiment direction - They summarize information at placeholder tokens like commas An early step towards decoding world models! arxiv.org/abs/2310.15154
