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Comment on Question - how would you best explain how an LLM functions to someone who has never taken a statistics class? in ~tech
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Comment on What is the best way to discover and listen to music? in ~music
Simmer I watched this video recently and found it to be a good overview of some of the more manual ways to find new music. How to find new music in the age of algorithms I have also found music-map.com...I watched this video recently and found it to be a good overview of some of the more manual ways to find new music.
How to find new music in the age of algorithmsI have also found music-map.com extremely useful for finding similar artists.
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Comment on <5 minute watch | well-worth it for the terminally online | nostalgia_bongrip.exe in ~arts
Simmer (edited )LinkThis album is also worth listening to if you are are terminally online and a fan of unique glitch pop. (although much darker thematically) I just found it recently so I haven't had much time to...This album is also worth listening to if you are are terminally online and a fan of unique glitch pop. (although much darker thematically) I just found it recently so I haven't had much time to dig into the lyrics but the absurdly long track titles tell enough.
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Comment on What are your favorite music videos? in ~music
Simmer 2D or Not 2D is by the Japanese synthpop/new wave band P-Model. They have many more odd music videos but this one is probably my favorite and never fails to put a smile on my face.2D or Not 2D is by the Japanese synthpop/new wave band P-Model. They have many more odd music videos but this one is probably my favorite and never fails to put a smile on my face.
I would recommend showing them 3blue1brown's Large Language Models explained briefly video. His videos normally require a pretty extensive knowledge of math but this was made specifically for the Computer History Museum so it is much more approachable. It also goes into a bit more depth than just explaining an LLM as "advanced autocomplete" and uses animations to make it much easier to understand.