totally possible, given you can digitally sign PDFs.

they don't check. you gotta think in statistics terms.

based on the previously inputed words (tokens actually, but I'll use words for the sake of simplicity), which is the system prompt + user prompt, the LLM generates a list of the next possible words that makes most sense, then picks one from the top few. How much it goes down the list on lower possible words is based on temperature configuration. Then the next word, and the next, etc, each time looking back.

I haven't checked on the reasoning models, what that step actually does, but I assume it just expands the user prompt to fill in stuff that thr LLM thinks the user was lazy to input, then works on the final answer.

so basically is like tapping on your phone keyboard next word prediction.

You ought to play Dying Light. Freshly made zombies move fast, then slow down to a crawl. Also some mutate and come out at night to hunt.

910k and going.

909k now. signed ✅

no worries, a fork will pop up.

ultra rare I've successfully inherited a concrete class, rarely an abstract one and 99% just impl an interface.

for aiur

Because I need to browse the web.

With a screwdriver?! Made me chuckle

5. people who don't care and haven't even bothered to check out wayland and compare it to x

you forgot about AbstractSimpleShitLotsGoodLibrariesButWeDecidedToMakeOurOwn and AbstractSimpleShitLotsGoodLibrariesButWeDecidedToMakeOurOwnAbstractFactory