#nollm — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #nollm, aggregated by home.social.
-
-
-
-
-
-
Hey, it is another crazy cat here!
Thought I would try create some noise around software and people who are writing software without LLMs!
So!
* What things are you working on and does it have a repo? Do you want help or want people to test it?
* Anything else you want to add?
Also, let's try and get some community chat/place to get people to participate, collaborate and have fun!
So!
* Any existing channels on IRC, Matrix and/or Signal (or other things)
* Forums or Websites that are actively promoting this kind of collaboration or around software that isn't constructed with an LLM.
-
Fascinating article by Anne Lawrence-Mathers on the _Ars Notoria_. Thank you for the Lichtenbergian assignment!
As you say, the visual element in the Ars Notoria book is interesting. The whole presentation feels very current.
As does the desire by its medieval users to bypass actual learning through the use of arcane methods unrelated to the subject matter. The association with current LLM practices is striking, and rather amusing.
And, just like today's genAI users need to develop ever more sophistiated layers of prompt-management skills, so the medieval Ars Notoria users struggled to meet the extensive technical demands of invoking the substitute methods. Then as now, one wants to ask these users: why not do the real thing?
Thought-provoking stuff!
#ArsNotoria #AnneLawrenceMathers #noAI #noLLM #noShortcuts #StopTheAICorruption
-
Fascinating article by Anne Lawrence-Mathers on the _Ars Notoria_. Thank you for the Lichtenbergian assignment!
As you say, the visual element in the Ars Notoria book is interesting. The whole presentation feels very current.
As does the desire by its medieval users to bypass actual learning through the use of arcane methods unrelated to the subject matter. The association with current LLM practices is striking, and rather amusing.
And, just like today's genAI users need to develop ever more sophistiated layers of prompt-management skills, so the medieval Ars Notoria users struggled to meet the extensive technical demands of invoking the substitute methods. Then as now, one wants to ask these users: why not do the real thing?
Thought-provoking stuff!
#ArsNotoria #AnneLawrenceMathers #noAI #noLLM #noShortcuts #StopTheAICorruption
-
Fascinating article by Anne Lawrence-Mathers on the _Ars Notoria_. Thank you for the Lichtenbergian assignment!
As you say, the visual element in the Ars Notoria book is interesting. The whole presentation feels very current.
As does the desire by its medieval users to bypass actual learning through the use of arcane methods unrelated to the subject matter. The association with current LLM practices is striking, and rather amusing.
And, just like today's genAI users need to develop ever more sophistiated layers of prompt-management skills, so the medieval Ars Notoria users struggled to meet the extensive technical demands of invoking the substitute methods. Then as now, one wants to ask these users: why not do the real thing?
Thought-provoking stuff!
#ArsNotoria #AnneLawrenceMathers #noAI #noLLM #noShortcuts #StopTheAICorruption
-
Fascinating article by Anne Lawrence-Mathers on the _Ars Notoria_. Thank you for the Lichtenbergian assignment!
As you say, the visual element in the Ars Notoria book is interesting. The whole presentation feels very current.
As does the desire by its medieval users to bypass actual learning through the use of arcane methods unrelated to the subject matter. The association with current LLM practices is striking, and rather amusing.
And, just like today's genAI users need to develop ever more sophistiated layers of prompt-management skills, so the medieval Ars Notoria users struggled to meet the extensive technical demands of invoking the substitute methods. Then as now, one wants to ask these users: why not do the real thing?
Thought-provoking stuff!
#ArsNotoria #AnneLawrenceMathers #noAI #noLLM #noShortcuts #StopTheAICorruption
-
Fascinating article by Anne Lawrence-Mathers on the _Ars Notoria_. Thank you for the Lichtenbergian assignment!
As you say, the visual element in the Ars Notoria book is interesting. The whole presentation feels very current.
As does the desire by its medieval users to bypass actual learning through the use of arcane methods unrelated to the subject matter. The association with current LLM practices is striking, and rather amusing.
And, just like today's genAI users need to develop ever more sophistiated layers of prompt-management skills, so the medieval Ars Notoria users struggled to meet the extensive technical demands of invoking the substitute methods. Then as now, one wants to ask these users: why not do the real thing?
Thought-provoking stuff!
#ArsNotoria #AnneLawrenceMathers #noAI #noLLM #noShortcuts #StopTheAICorruption
-
A first version of the Code of Conduct for my new business website. Nothing final, but I like the direction it takes.
5/x