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doc:agent/language-3/585fe83b-2ba4-4263-98d1-c240b1ece771[2025-05-07 04:41] optionalsecurity: https://the-decoder.com/new-prompt-method-rewrites-text-in-any-style-without-changing-its-meaning/ [2025-05-07 04:52] ajaxdavis: nice [2025-07-22 02:50] lisamegawatts: https://x.com/interesting_ail/status/1930618688165622120?s=46&t=OS71yaTltL7EclsAy81ZcQ [2025-07-22 05:08] optionalsecurity: I thought there were already a couple projects like that [2025-07-22 05:08] optionalsecurity: Is this a re-implementation? [2025-07-22 05:09] lisamegawatts: no idea, i just thought it was cool 🙂 [2025-07-22 05:09] optionalsecurity: The bounding box looks like something you'd get out of pytorch with YOLO11 [2025-07-22 05:10] lisamegawatts: yea, i also wondered if anyone had made a teaching tool out of it since it sort of grades your sign accuracy [2025-07-22 05:11] optionalsecurity: I've been thinking to connect the image segmentation from YOLO11 with AI based image editing [2025-07-22 05:18] optionalsecurity: (Also the many hundreds of pages document that I was working on is almost done so I'll have more time ongoing, sometime in the next few weeks) [2025-07-22 09:24] optionalsecurity: https://developers.googleblog.com/en/conversational-image-segmentation-gemini-2-5/ [2025-07-22 19:03] ajaxdavis: was talking to a friend about building something like this (her grandma is deaf and mute) [2025-09-24 14:54] optionalsecurity: https://mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-matter/generative-ai-isnt-culturally-neutral-research-finds [2025-09-24 23:14] ajaxdavis: They should run the same experiment on american english vs british [2025-09-24 23:27] optionalsecurity: Not to mention regional dialects [2026-02-20 04:44] xenonfun: https://gist.github.com/RandyMcMillan/a3fa7b7b450064853ae635b750dff44b [2026-02-20 04:46] lisamegawatts: "The Phoenician alphabet is the foundational script for most modern alphabets, including the Latin, Greek, and Arabic systems. Developed around 1000 BCE, it consisted of 22 consonantal letters, written from right to left, and lacked vowels—making it an abjad system. Its simplicity, compared to complex scripts like Egyptian hieroglyphs and Mesopotamian cuneiform, allowed for widespread adoption. " [2026-02-20 04:46] lisamegawatts: def removing punctuation and numerals, considering removing spaces and vowels, and need to choose between all caps and all lower. neither is historical, caps developed for romans to carve easily and lower case was a modification to allow writing by pen [2026-02-20 04:47] lisamegawatts: (files: image.png) [2026-04-25 08:18] lisamegawatts: May need to work on naming conventions: The abortOnChildFailure flag works [2026-04-25 22:44] ajaxdavis: Lmao [2026-04-25 22:55] ajaxdavis: stupid genealogy (files: Screenshot_from_2026-04-26_08-55-22.png)
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| consideredEditStrategy | Removing Vowels |
| consideredEditStrategy | Removing Spaces |
| describedEditStrategy | Removing Numerals |
| discussedNamingConvention | Abort on Child Failure |
| expressedUncertainty | Shared Project by Lisamegawatts |
| needsToChoose | Capitalization Style |
| quotedText | The Phoenician alphabet is the foundational script for most modern alphabets, including the Latin, Greek, and Arabic systems. Developed around 1000 BCE, it consisted of 22 consonantal letters, written from right to left, and lacked vowels—making it an abjad system. Its simplicity, compared to complex scripts like Egyptian hieroglyphs and Mesopotamian cuneiform, allowed for widespread adoption. |
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