Neil Brown> Romantasy: Why it's happily ever after for romance books
Because people would giggle if you'd talked about a happy ending.
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Oriel Jutty 
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Indoor European. I know #regex. I write #code (in #C or #Haskell or #Perl or #JavaScript or #bash). 100% OPSEC.
~n@festal This is a fractally powerful tweet because it lets me experience what's described to happen to the LLM: By reading this tweet alone I feel dumber than before - which is precisely what will happen to the model reading the "corpus of human knowledge" (whatever that is) after "missing information" (whatever that is) was added. This is inadvertently very poetic.
Tom Gauld 
Wäre natürlich cool, wenn @altbot auch funktionieren würde.
Zack
Philipp 
I've surprised myself how fun it is to write this pure #haskell #hdf5 parser. It's, in a way, gruesome, fiddling with raw bytes, guessing some details, getting new files with features still unsupported, and I have no clue how exciting it will be to implement all the common filters. But the language is delightful and I'm making constant glacial progress. That accounts for a lot I suppose...
template<typename T>
class Future : virtual Insanity<T>;