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You can safely ignore what he said just by the amount of emojis he used in his tweet. That being said, it's impressive enough that GPT-4 can have a basic "unde
by raincole 4y ago
You can safely ignore what he said just by the amount of emojis he used in his tweet.
That being said, it's impressive enough that GPT-4 can have a basic "understanding" of Wordle with such short prompt.
- rkangel 4y agoOne of the more impressive developers of open source graphics drivers posts her youtube videos using an anime avatar and a voice changer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG9xUxIf73o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG9xUxIf73o). The world changes, and your signals for someone's technical competence appear not to have been updated for a new generation.
- raincole 4y agoI was not saying the tone of his tweet is too casual. It's the exact opposite. The excess amount of emojis (at least on twitter) is correlated with "marketing guy" to me. Someone who talk about $trending_topic just to promote themselves or their own businesses rahter than genuinely want to share their knowledge and experieneces. My train of thought isn't unnecessary emojis -> casualness -> incompetence instead unnecessary emojis -> fake casualness -> agenda Feel free to disagree with me. It's just my personal obvervation.