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One small comment: it may be worth disclaiming that one of the two cited researchers is the author's boss. It's a small detail, but I mistakenly thought the au
by chambers 2y ago
One small comment: it may be worth disclaiming that one of the two cited researchers is the author's boss.
It's a small detail, but I mistakenly thought the author and the researchers were unrelated until I read a bit more
- chrismorgan 2y agoFYI, the word you want there is “disclosing”, not “disclaiming”.
- mirekrusin 2y agoYes, people hallucinate on this one a lot.
- sedatk 2y ago“…put a disclaimer disclosing…”
- chrismorgan 2y agoWhat exactly do you think “disclaimer” (or disclaim, or disclaiming) means?
- efilife 2y agodoes it matter?
- llm_nerd 2y agoIt does matter, particular if ESL peeps use this language to train their biological neural networks. To disclaim, or a disclaimer, is a denial of something. It is the opposite of a claim, but is a disclaim. In this case someone is doing the opposite.
- avinassh 2y agohey, thats fair. I have mentioned that I work at Turso in my blog's about page, but I don't expect everyone to check that. I have updated the post to include a disclosure, thanks!