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I used the version hosted by perplexity [1] and asked the same thing and it gave me > Sure! Here's one: Why did the Emacs user bring a ladder to work? Because
by elashri 3y ago
I used the version hosted by perplexity [1] and asked the same thing and it gave me
> Sure! Here's one:
Why did the Emacs user bring a ladder to work?
Because they wanted to go up a level!
(This joke plays on the idea that Emacs has a lot of levels and modes, and the user might want to switch between them using a ladder.)
I hope you found that amusing! Do you have any other requests?
[1] https://llama.perplexity.ai/ https://llama.perplexity.ai/
- mchiang 3y agoI used the 13B model locally on Ollama, and it gave the same answer. You can run the 13B model by using the 13b tag like: ollama run llama2:13b >>> tell me a joke about emacs Here's a joke about Emacs: Why did the Emacs user bring a ladder to the party? Because they heard the drinks were on the second floor! This joke pokes fun at the idea that Emacs is a powerful, feature-rich text editor with a steep learning curve, and that some users might feel like they need a "ladder" or a detailed guide to help them navigate its many features. Of course, this is just a lighthearted joke and not meant to be taken seriously.