It's a fork, rmutt
ts;wr
Too slop; won't read
I know you are, but what am I?
Let's say you and I go toe-to-toe on vampire law, and see who comes out the victor.
I pose the question not because it's hard to answer, but because the answer should make you think of follow-up questions.
- Why do they want market share?
- To make more money.
- How does a web browser make money?
- By exploiting its users.
- How are they exploiting users?
These are just some examples. I'm sure you can think of more.
Ask yourself why would Mozilla spend money on this advertisement?
AI coding tools are pretty good at
findingwriting bugs and make it easier and faster tofixwrite them.
Nobody can know 100% of any language, but I would say that you've made it when you no longer have to learn from books (or whatever), but can infer what most things mean from context, written or spoken.
What does this say about how LLMs plan their sentences?
I always imagined the Human Torch would open a roastery when he retired.

...haven't looked back.
You can use two mirrors for that.
The upside is: even if you're wearing a dirty t-shirt, people know you have multiples, so there's plausible deniability.