seanhandley

It is. But it’s worth watching until the end to see what happens with Tim and Dawn

Yep including Qwen which is a common base for other models

Sounds like a SIEM to me

Good rule of thumb: If you’re eating things you couldn’t make in your own kitchen using ingredients that were available 200 years ago… they might not be great for you.

For the purposes of this conversation - let’s think of it as pre chewed food.

The body evolved to eat foods that take a lot of chewing and digesting. As far as I can tell, one of the biggest problems with food that is “too” processed is that it’s absorbed far too quickly and early in the tract.

Food that makes it all the way through has a slower and more even absorption rate so we don’t get hungry again as fast.

I hope the ultra processed food industry will come to be viewed similarly to the tobacco industry over time.

The human body is evidently not able to safely consume these products over the course of a lifetime and the ultimate toll on society and healthcare is already evident.

They are addictive and harmful to the body’s mechanisms.

It’s time to control the promotion, labelling and taxation of these products the same way we do cigarettes.

It depends, and that’s the point.

It’s such a wide concept. Essentially it boils down to how a brain processes sensory information and at what point it becomes overwhelmed.

We all have tolerances set at different gauges. It’s a disability if it’s at odds with the environment a person finds themselves in.

There's so much model distillation and token reselling going on, I imagine they've enabled a lot of automated checks to keep bots out. Depending on where you are and who you bank with, you might struggle to get any kind of access.

“Phraseology” is subtly different.

You mean “vocabulary”, “terminology”, possibly “nomenclature”.

Read up on the Jevons Paradox

This is already a month old. Suggest renaming to make this clear, or you've got people jumping on this as a brand new issue.

“Pieces of flair”

Processed food isn't the same as ultra processed. This is specifically about the NOVA classification of foods.

Keep it up for 20 years and let us know how it's working out for you.