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wow that entry to the international obfuscated c code contest

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that becomes:

    text <b>bold <i>bold-italic</i></b><i> italic</i>


Yeah. After parsing.


https://dorianmarie.com

there is a game of life in the background


Looks sick


Love the background, just don't zoom out too much lol


ad block for android notifications (maybe for ios notifications too?)


you can use chatgpt to reverse the prompt


Not sure if it's a joke, but I don't think LLM is a bijective function.


If you had all the token probabilities it would be bijective. There was a post about this here some time back.


Kind of, LLMs still use randomness when selecting tokens, so the same input can lead to multiple different outputs.


ChatGPT can generate you a sentence that plausibly looks like the prompt


Rather it estimates a potential prompt. I could do the same and it would be no more or less accurate.


rails does this in 8.2


*will do

I just went looking for docs and it seems that 8.2 is not out yet

https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/56350/


codedorian.com a programming language


i tried in ruby up to 1 million (1 billion was taking too long)

    File.write("check.rb", (["if i == 0\n  puts :even"] + (1..1_000_000).map { |i| "elsif i == #{i}\n  puts :#{i % 2 == 0 ? "even" : "odd"}" } + ["end\n"]).join("\n"))
and added at the top

    i = ARGV.first.to_i
but i'm getting SIGILL

    fish: Job 1, 'ruby check.rb 0' terminated by signal SIGILL (Illegal instruction)


Ooh a new bug.


matches my experience with the unicycle


would be nice


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