People need to stop asking LLMs "why did you do [thing]?" and treating the answer as authoritative. LLMs do not "remember" their thought processes in that way, and even if they did, the answers would likely not be human-understandable.
When you ask a LLM this question, you're asking it to construct the kind of explanation that a human might give in a similar conversation. Treating this as the *actual* answer is likely to lead you astray.
Taylor Branch, Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of Parting the Waters: America in the King Years, argues that Barbara wasn’t given credit because she was a child.
I’ll add that she wasn’t recognized because she was a girl, poor, and black—what scholars call the “triple invisibility.”
I believe I am still the author of the only book written about Barbara Johns.
Today there are monuments and museums in her honor.
But when I started writing this book in 2021 (wait, what??? that long ago!)
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Disney Animation remade three songs for ASL. For these, we resurrected the original data and pipeline version (which took a ton of work), reanimated (from near scratch in some places), relit where needed, and re-rendered. Probably the hardest way to do this, but definitely the right way to do it, so that's what we did!
No AI shortcuts or anything, just doing it properly all the way.
A major accommodation that autistic and ADHD people can give themselves is reducing the number of decisions we need to make.
This could look like is automating decisions, relying on random chance, or drafting standard operating procedures for ourselves, such routines or checklists
Interestingly, the only gaming console I ever spot on the commuter train is the Steam Deck. Lots of laptops but no laptop gaming. No Switch.
So that's the kind of home run Valve hit.
The year is 2046. The last gas car was scrapped yesterday. Megacorps have been split into human-sized shops. Trees line the street outside your window. You listen to the birds, biting into an apple, an heirloom cultivar from the communal garden, sweet and tart.
You have made it.
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