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Google Is Giving Away Some of the A.I. That Powers Chatbots
  • It seems that they are just doing this so they can claim they support the open source community. The models they released are not incredibly competitive with many similarly sized open source models currently available and we know they have better.

  • Wholesome Mike
  • Calm down.

    The whole point of language is communication and being able to understand others and make yourself understood.

    Considering that, most English speaking people would have absolutely no problem understanding the meaning of this post so it's really not that big of an issue.

    However, you do have a point about encouraging the use of good English in the sense that it allows for less confusion, but maybe if you came across of less of a pedantic porcupine who cares more about making fun of others than trying to give useful information then more people would be willing to listen to you.

    Just like you were trying to make that point Deceptichum was trying to point out that people use different forms of language in different settings such as being more informal and loose with grammar on the internet, for example. Using their/there/they're is much less worse than saying on accident instead of by accident.

  • New GitHub user and extension developer claims Twitch’s website has malware
  • Yeah. Just to clarify, I didn't mean to try to validate conspiracy theories like these and wasn't suggesting that this guy is right, but that it's wrong to ignore the large amount of data that closed source applications oftentimes do collect on you.