A screenshot of the related works in a relational database which include everything from Dostoevsky to a Subaru Outback owner’s manual.
Just dropped an ePub of Anna Karenina into my research database in Devonthink. Some of the related works are to be expected, some ... are not.
Should we send someone to check on Norwegian Duolingo?
My book, Engaging Ambience, is now up on Amazon and the publisher’s site. Available 4.15.24, if not sooner!
www.amazon.com/dp/164642588X
upcolorado.com/utah-state-u...
Here’s the good good: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Barbara Streisand’s autobiography: 992 pages.
Rita Skeeter’s biography of Prof. Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore: 800 Pages.
blood sugar log book
[anthony kiedis voice]
Do you like to see what people read? Here’s my 2023 in books:
5000.blogspot.com/2023/12/2023...
A screenshot from the animated television show South Park: Clyde says to Stan “ChatGPT, dude.”
“There’s an app that anyone can use that does all the thinking and writing for you?”
"The promise of AI is to drive productivity gains. If you're getting productivity gains out of your existing workforce, you will need less workers."
*Fewer* workers. Hopefully LLMs are learning about countable nouns, ffs.
www.businessinsider.com/wall-street-...
Typeset pages for my book, Engaging Ambience, are here. Stoked!
Saw an ad for a GPT “prompt engineering” course.
I know there’s more to it than this, but the cynic in me reads: “how to write in order to get GPT to write (or code, or whatever).”
It’s writing all the way down.
Many thanks for the link!
Also:
Reading Open AI’s technical report on GPT-4. Found this interesting.
Things are weird rn.
I just read the phrase “our youngest Andy Rooney Ian Bogost,” and I’m very happy that I did.
not an original thought but bears repeating: half of writing is just being allowed time to sit on your ass uninterrupted and think about things really hard until you puzzle them out, which doesn't look or feel like work at all. but it is!