Biases remain. “A shared canon is not necessarily a bad thing. Newcomers reading the classics of a field is how fields are supposed to work, and search engines concentrated attention long before chatbots did. Models may also bring forgotten papers… Read More »The Septuagint Effect
Tomyris, bojovná kráľovná Massagetov zo 6. storočia pred Kristom, bola drsná ženská, ktorá síce problémy nevyhľadávala, ale vedela ich, kurva, ukončiť, keď niekto prišiel do jej kúta sveta robiť bordel. Bola tvrdá, múdra a divoká a na každý vpád na… Read More »Tomyris – Kráľovná, ktorá z Kýrovej lebky pila víno
Same goes for AI usage. “Knowing the rules is one thing. Knowing which rules apply, which can be ignored, and what the consequences are for getting those things confused is a whole other bag of chips.This is the reality of… Read More »Knowledge is not experience
Evolution might kill and save us all. [Radiolab] Antibiotic Apocalypse https://podcastaddict.com/radiolab/episode/220270965 via @PodcastAddict
This article was originally published in Slovak: Prečo je Slovensko také dlhé a úzke? In October 2021, something Slovakia had waited fifty years for finally happened: a continuous highway connected Bratislava and Košice. It just doesn’t run through Slovakia. It runs… Read More »Why Is Slovakia So Long and Thin?
Tento článok je aj v angličtine: Why Is Slovakia So Long and Thin? V októbri 2021 sa konečne stalo to, na čo Slovensko čakalo päťdesiat rokov: Bratislavu a Košice spojila súvislá diaľnica. Len nevedie cez Slovensko. Vedie cez Maďarsko. Prečo… Read More »Prečo je Slovensko také dlhé a úzke?
Was little ice age caused by colonization? [In Our Time] The Columbian Exchange https://podcastaddict.com/in-our-time/episode/220152466 via @PodcastAddict
Why are we getting fat? “Our great-grandparents (and the French) were able to maintain these weights effortlessly. They weren’t all on weird starvation diets or crazy fasting routines. And while they probably exercised more on average than we do, the… Read More »A Chemical Hunger – Part I: Mysteries
Think about what your LLM knows and provide the rest.
Easiest stuff is almost always the hardest.