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I’ve been loving pi.ai for this, it seem to have far more emotional intelligence than any others I’ve tried
I’ve been loving pi.ai for this, it seem to have far more emotional intelligence than any others I’ve tried
Phi3 is surprisingly good for its size and speed too
Alright this is my cue that I don’t belong here
All they need is a third developer to write the code
Risky link click of the day
may I copy this list and use it for my own purposes?
Hey my car does that too
I just sold your ID on the dark web hope that’s ok
oh dang removes backdoor from my house
*ignores other comments that already do so and attempts to educates you on the fact that you should have saved your work, thus positioning myself as your guide and mentor in my head to briefly drown out my insecurities and lack of purpose*
So, just to clarify, you’ve seen it many times?
or computer arson
I second this, I came here to escape reality
Waiting for the “in one line” tutorial
My guess is that Copilot was using a ton of other lines as context, so in that specific case his name was a more likely match for the next characters
Apathetically Program Ruthless International Launches
might start a war.
I think lately it’s been nice to see more representation, however I wish there was better emphasis and explanation on why ASD individuals do or don’t do certain things.
For us with ASD, we immediately understand why certain behaviors are exhibited. We also understand why certain things are said, why people with ASD might get quiet in some situations, stimming, and more.
To others, it’s so easy to draw conclusions that the individual is stupid or has bad intentions, when the reality is polar opposite or more complex than that.
For example, with Love On The Spectrum, ASD individuals on a date will appear to:
Someone that doesn’t understand ASD might assume the person with ASD is a bad, rude, inconsiderate jerk, maybe intentionally trying to act this way toward the other person. However, someone that does understand will immediately know that the ASD individual has:
Once someone with ASD has already figured that out, it’s a waste of time, energy, and emotions (as well as a waste of the other person’s) to continue talking with them, and it’s time to move on. It’s a completely different, highly-practical mindset that—although it doesn’t always consider how the other person feels—is well-meaning and has no bad intentions towards the other person.
Thanks! I’ll definitely do this
I’ll believe it when i see it