Linux is not developed in GitHub.

I know it's only a mirror, but it looks like an approval

You don't seem to get the point. That is only universal in current day English. In e.g. Finnish: miljoona = 1e6, miljardi = 1e9, biljoona = 1e12, triljoona = 1e18.

What's your suggested alternative?

In our internal system we use it "as-is" as an autocomplete system; query/lead into terms directly and see how it continues and what it associates with the lead you gave.

Also visualise the actual associative strength of each token generated to confer how "sure" the model is.

LLMs alone aren't the way to AGI or an individual you can talk to in natural language. They're a very good lossy compression over a dataset that you can query for associations.

It's essentially <insert god of your choice>

Even if the meaningful content would have been older than yours, faking Git timestamps is trivial.

I know this is somewhat true, but it's just a pity. Proper grammar is something I try to cherish, and I've specifically added – and — to my custom keyboard layout for convenient access.

.al is just the TLD for Albania, similarly as .ai is for Anguilla. No idea why anyone would choose the former.

Agreed, it seems tangenti.al at best

Ehh, I don't know about that. CSV header row is more of a metadata for humans to me.

This is insane! If I remove a column, or add a new one, why should users care (that did not use said column)?

The new chat memory feature got enabled by default.

It appears you are correct, from https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8983142-how-do-i-enable-...

> Memory is on by default.

This is a disastrous default.

Internet != Web. E.g., an ebook downloaded from Apple Books is not web content, even if it comes from the Internet.

Until that eBook inevitably gets uploaded to a piracy site. The implication is that if a web crawler can find it anywhere then it's fair game, regardless of provenance.