Apr 28 – May 16, 2025
Seen in an article on the passing of David Souter https://newrepublic.com/article/195095/david-souter-obituary-changed-supreme-court-nominations-forever :
the monitor and the drug-addict
so of course the next project is the Monitor.
pembina, part 5: the human touch
there are a few issues with this project that the machine hasn't quite picked up on ...
pembina, part 4: casino madness
Nearby to the Osceola AMTRAK station, is the Lakeside Casino.
The machine works on a business plan:
After many, many rounds of telling it to "check its work" and asking if it was correct, the system came up with a rough service outline. It is still not great. But, it is good enough to present as a rough draft.
according to ChatGPT, there is a bus factory in Pembina, North Dakota.
Recently, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals had a variety of concurring opinions regarding the case of [# US v. Chatrie . https://www.ca4.uscourts.gov/opinions/224489.P.pdf
... he has a book. Or, at least will have a book.
lidgerwood, part 4: feeding the machine
Through sheer desperation, I have stumbled onto the << concatenate all 20 source files into a single file approach of preparing the key files in a Git repo for Gemini. Or ChatGPT.
lidgerwood, part 3: checksums and magic
The base magic is that, when a "checksum" is included, there is a link to the referenced content.
Multilingual Linguistic Terms Table
From the archives: a list of the 78 << firmament terms from a linguistic taxonomy.
lidgerwood, part 2: account-a-rama
what does the << LLM-powered accounting system look like?
Lidgerwood is a small city located in Richland County, North Dakota, with a population of approximately 591 as of 2024 . Founded in 1886, it is part of the Wahpeton, ND–MN Micropolitan Statistical Area .
We consider the following: we ask the machine to write an article about the South-Central part of Des Moines. It does not do so as an entity, but as a result of an algorithm: what are the restaurants in South-Central Des Moines, what are the businesses, the tourist attractions, the factories, the…
A thought, from last night (with some chemical assistance):
Last night, Claude wrote some code for the << qualification metrics. which might now be called exemplar tasks. The metric is "respond to one prompt". to some degree, the goal is to test "changes in context" as much as "changes in model"