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Why would a model know that one washes cars at a car wash? We don't clean our bodies at the body wash or clean the kitchen at the kitchen wash.
by tingletech 5mo ago
Why would a model know that one washes cars at a car wash? We don't clean our bodies at the body wash or clean the kitchen at the kitchen wash.
- shepardrtc 5mo agoThere's meaning in the term "car wash" that it understands. But I don't suspect anyone has taught it that for 99.9% of people, going to car wash ONLY means that you're going to wash your car and that it should make that implicit assumption. What if you're the car wash owner? Or a maintenance technician? Pretty easy to just walk over there if you're just 50ft away.
- jjtheblunt 5mo agoto your point, when my Aussie friends first mentioned a "car park" to my north american born self, i wondered _momentarily_ what that was, then realized it's sort of a fun name for what i would call a parking lot.
- nl 5mo agoI've never thought of it as a fun term before. We use "park" as "I will park the car" not park as in "amusement park"
- BobbyTables2 5mo agoWhy isn’t the “pantry” called the “food store”?
- justinclift 5mo agoDoes your pantry have a cashier and let you buy stuff there? Because a food store sounds like it does.
- jjtheblunt 5mo agoyeah but syntactically "car park" gets used like a noun phrase, not verb phrase, which was (to your point really) what had me think "huh?" momentarily.
- SequoiaHope 5mo agoEvery model knows what a car wash is.
- purerandomness 5mo agoIf it doesn't, what's the point using it? Trusting it with your workflows, your code?
- nullpoint420 5mo agoOk im supposed to assume that a model doesn’t know cars get washed at a car wash? But then im supposed to give it access to write code in my repositories. Sorry, what are you trying to get at here?