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Nah, I want it. I use it all the time to do things like translate obscure Kanji and learn more about certain religious texts. For example: https://chatgpt.com
by jbm 2y ago
Nah, I want it. I use it all the time to do things like translate obscure Kanji and learn more about certain religious texts.
For example:
https://chatgpt.com/share/4a31c79b-a380-4fa0-9808-8145e3cfb41a https://chatgpt.com/share/4a31c79b-a380-4fa0-9808-8145e3cfb4...
LLMs are very useful and very helpful, certainly more helpful than ony searching the web. Watching people apply the crypto lens to it is unfortunate for them, it's not a waste of electricity like most crypto, and it isn't useless output.
- 101008 2y agoI may be wrong, but the first GPT response says that kanji means "spirit" "soul" or "ghost" but a quick Google search says it means "drops of rain"... do you trust GPT on this matter? https://hsk.academy/en/characters/%E9%9C%9D https://hsk.academy/en/characters/%E9%9C%9D
- jbm 2y agoYes, the top radical is for drops of rain but the i inclusion of the bottom part has a meaning that clearly aligns with spirit, especially when you see the rare kanji that use it as a component. I only was curious as it was part of another kanji (孁) that I was investigating.