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I'd prefer to see olive sizes get a renaissance. I was always amused by Super Colossal when following my mom around a store as a little kid. From a random web
by saltcured 2y ago
I'd prefer to see olive sizes get a renaissance. I was always amused by Super Colossal when following my mom around a store as a little kid.
From a random web search, it seems the sizes above Large are: Extra Large, Jumbo, Extra Jumbo, Giant, Colossal, Super Colossal, Mammoth, Super Mammoth, Atlas.
- inciampati 2y agoAnd I'd love to see data compression terminology get an overhaul. Do we need big LLMs or just succinct data structures? Or maybe "compact" would be good enough? (Yeah LLMs are cool but why not just, you know, losslessly compress the actual data in a way that lets us query its content?)
- rowanG077 2y agoWell the obvious answer is that LLMs are more then just pure search. They can synthesize novel information from their learned knowledge.
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- taneq 2y agoNeeds more superlatives. “Biggest” < “Extra Biggest” < “Maximum Biggest”. :D
- enlightens 2y agomaximum_biggest_final_2
- fernmyth 2y ago"Non Plus Ultra" Followed by another company introducing their "Plus Ultra" model.
- VectorLock 2y agoHow about wine bottle sizes since we're "bottling" a "distillation" of information... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_bottle#Sizes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_bottle#Sizes
- toasterlovin 2y agoTo get pedantic, wine is not a product of distillation.
- hansvm 2y agoThat almost makes the metaphor more apt. Wine is the real deal, and brandy is the distilled approximation.