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  • To be fair, adoption as a concept is the problem not the actual aur.

    The fundamentals of the aur was fine though that entire ordeal. It’s just one optional choice layered on top that wasn’t

    Blaming the aur fundamentally for that choice is like blaming the city planner for when a idiot turns down the wrong way on a one way street.

    We kinda just accepted the risk because the upsides were worth it. But some people are assholes and gotta ruin it for everyone.









  • It’s because of the adjective order. You grow up hearing everyone else use the same common adjective order. In this case it should be size shape color than condition.

    Overall it would be opinion size, age shape, color, origin material purpose.

    Because everyone uses that same adjective order as a child. You picked up on that so consciously and then adopted that style. There’s nothing that actually prevents you from mixing that up. There’s no rule or some sort of quirk of English that will break if you change that order.

    You’re just not used to any other way so it sounds weird.

    But changing that order won’t create any sort of confusion or loss of understanding. It’ll just make you have to actively think about something thus slowing you down. We’re doing it the way that everyone does it subconsciously is faster because you don’t have to actively think of it.

    So by default you will always choose the fastest way to communicate. Because that’s going to require the least amount of thought for both yourself and the other party.

    But again there is no reason you can’t change it.

    The only real issue I can think of is if you do change it on purpose it would create an emphasis because you’re breaking a normality. Cuz people just subconsciously assume you go from subjective to objective when it comes to adjectives.

    And changes to the standard stand out and thus create points of interest. But again, even that is still not a hard syntax rule.

    English doesn’t really have a lot of hard rules. You can f*** with it real hard and it won’t break. Though you may sound very funny!.


  • Just because they are single doesn’t mean they don’t understand what they are talking about. Just like being in one doesn’t mean they understand anything either.

    I’ve known more people in my life in a relationship that couldn’t give fucking anything remotely close to healthy advice, then single people that could give you the best advice you could want.

    There are more codependent people who chase a relationship no matter how toxic or unhealthy they are. Then there are actually sane, reasonable people who have their shit figured out either single or in a relationship.





  • That’s pretty much a unique problem of only chat gpt. Actually, the more I look into things the more I realize almost every stereotype about how stupid or a sycophanty llms are it’s almost always just a chat GPT problem.

    That thing is just basically told to be the most kiss ass little twat it possibly can be.

    Pretty much every other LLM will just kind of roll with the punches, assuming you’re telling a story or playing a game or something if you tell it something nonsensical. But if you actually like push on it and be like no, I did it in real life factually it’ll be like no that’s impossible. Explain how that happened.

    Even my little s***** local llm manages to pass that test while chatgpt fails which is wild.

    And to be fair, every llm is stupid. They’re all dumb little stateless machines making their best guesses. But it really is wild. How much chat GPT is told and set up to basically to suck dick to keep its customers happy and coming back.


  • This actually made me wonder, I went and tested like 10 different llms. Almost all of them straight up called it out as impossible but where willing to play along with a “fantasy”.

    The only ones that failed were chatgpt and a bunch of old local models. Even after clarifying to got I was being serious that I “walked around the earth in one min” it didn’t realize that was impossible. It was hell bent on being a sycophant.

    Honestly this “problem” really hasn’t been true in the way you are trying to frame it for a good while. LLMs can’t tell if your joking or being serious from a single one sentence prompt.

    For all it knows your playing a game. So it just rolls with it, after all they are stateless.

    They are as much about “creative” writing and fiction as they are facts and nonfiction.



  • The other chat is really f****** easy. Every chat is a unique instance.

    Go get a piece of paper and write a word on it now go get another piece of paper and write a word on that one.

    Do both piece of papers have both words on them? No, they don’t. They’re unique instances.

    If you don’t load previous information into the new chat, then it’s not going to have that information to reference. You’re resetting to zero every single time.

    If you are using an llm that doesn’t have this preset up as a built-in function, then you’re using a s***** LLM. You shouldn’t have to set this up yourself at this point.

    The only thing you should have to do is tell it what you want in the memory. It should have a preset up system to be able to handle the rest itself.