What about the git integration? I like to edit locally with neovim so most all my usage is for the purpose of collaboration with students or the occasional simultaneous collab.

For the most part, I don't keep much on there that I'd want to go back to.

I think the main barriers for me would be time and that I don't currently work with a lot of engineers.

But, I think an argument can still be made for us to fabricate something ourselves.

Big talk for a food tradition that isn't much more nuanced than "big bird" too.

Like, it's easily one of the most accessible American traditions.

The entire narrative conceit is literally just immigrants eating non-native food.

What's there not to get???

Reprehensible policies such as this undermine the education of all TAMU students and including STEM!

Appropriate coverage of these topics also means addressing issues like racism in deployment of police drones or how ML systems tend to reproduce race and gender biases.

Is the criticism that LLMs may not have been an enabling factor? That the scale and scope is not different from prior attacks? Something else?

I get that Anthropic is spinning this to feed fuel into an arms race, but I'm not sure I follow the criticisms happening in the comments here regarding the nature of the attack.

On the other hand, it makes sense that he would leave. I imagine the climate for research is terrible regardless of the limitless resources.

And these neurons want to poop and eat at the same time while also assembling furniture

Yes... But what if those people... were Kuramoto oscillators?

AS AN EXAMPLE: Aurora, Colorado. Dominated by conservative politics for over a decade. All five city council seats last night? Won by Democrats.

And not like, the kind of milquetoast centrist Democrats we've been told are the only kind of people who can win.

Just for those not aware, Margaret Mitchell is an AI ethicist who was fired by Google after co-authoring the famous "Stochastic Parrots" paper that criticized the entire project of ever-larger LLMs way before most of the people now blocking her had ever heard of them. www.nytimes.com/2021/02/19/t...

And, for emphasis, Margaret Mitchell is a *central voice and essential figure* amongst people critical of AI, and these lists alienate her from her community and natural audience.

By pushing her away, these lists *impede their own apparently goals*

And, for emphasis, Margaret Mitchell is a *central voice and essential figure* amongst people critical of AI, and these lists alienate her from her community and natural audience.

By pushing her away, these lists *impede their own apparently goals*