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Re:Eight Things to Know About Large Language Models [pdf] by marssaxman on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @09:01AM (#35438941)
> It's a series even a child could complete

Some children, perhaps; but your puzzle stumped this middle-aged engineer.

Re:Eight Things to Know About Large Language Models [pdf] by DougN7 on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @11:00AM (#35440744)
You’re not alone - I had to read it out loud to see the pattern :)
Re:Eight Things to Know About Large Language Models [pdf] by marssaxman on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @11:20AM (#35441103)
I wonder if people have a range of sensitivity to what one might call the "mind's voice" - by analogy to the recent discovery of aphantasia, which revealed that different people's experience of the "mind's eye" ranges from vivid imagery to nothing at all.
Re:Eight Things to Know About Large Language Models [pdf] by jlokier on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @10:31PM (#35448569)
Some people say they don't have a mind voice, and grow up thinking nobody does. Other people, with a mind voice, grow up thinking everyone does.

I've been in the room when people compared notes as adults, and were mind-blown to discover the other type of person exists. The one without a mind voice had never thought people really heard a voice in their heads.

Re:Eight Things to Know About Large Language Models [pdf] by d0mine on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @12:48PM (#35442494)
Each additional university math course makes the puzzle harder ;)

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