Katharine HayhoeStill laughing hours after I read this. So true so true
eraitch@katharinehayhoe.com Good onya Dickie Bush
Toran Shaw - M7TOR@katharinehayhoe.com this one took me a moment. 😂
Martin Vermeer FCD@katharinehayhoe.com Golden. Up there with Jesus getting his nails done
Ölbaum@martinvermeer @katharinehayhoe.com 😂 It took me a second.
@oscherler @katharinehayhoe.com Yeah... that's part of the charm
Søren Have@katharinehayhoe.com ‘This is not so much a question, as a comment’ and then comes the feedback 😀
Prof. Catherine Flick@katharinehayhoe.com spot on 🤣🤣
Michael Bacon@katharinehayhoe.com this is of a piece with the one after Sam Altman said GPT4 was like having a panel of Ph.D.-level experts in your pocket and someone replied with something like:
"<noise from pocket> I have more of a comment than a question."
I laugh at this every time I think about it.
(EDIT: Screwed up the punchline when I wrote this last night. Doh!)
Luca Molteni@MichaelTBacon @katharinehayhoe.com I didn't get it!
I goofed badly and wrote the punchline the wrong way around. But it's an annoying trope of academic conferences (which are usually rife with Ph.D.s) that some blowhard in the audience follows a talk by giving his own little mini-speech during what supposed to be Q&A time.
Leendaal@katharinehayhoe.com let me introduce the calculator though..
notthatkindofdoctor@katharinehayhoe.com
My cat gives me real time feedback on my thinking every day. The quality of said feedback gives me pause, because she believes I should wake up an hour earlier and dedicate my time to distributing snacks all day.
My cat gives me real time feedback on my thinking every day. The quality of said feedback gives me pause, because she believes I should wake up an hour earlier and dedicate my time to distributing snacks all day.
JoYo@katharinehayhoe.com @hexamander
ive started my book i keep threatening to write with LLM so many times. i keep getting distracted by fixing all the shit it generates that is wrong. it's like the reply guy's final boss.