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Kate Baucherel
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Sci-fi fan & writer thereof | Mum standing up for 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 | Dual national 🇬🇧🇫🇷 NE England & Vienne 86 | Sandan karateka 🥋 | Speaker, Author, Blockchain & Emerging Tech specialist | https://linktr.we/KateBaucherel
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Ah the annoying feeling when your team built something that did this ten years ago then FB launched ‘FB for work’ and groups and stuff and the arse fell out of the whole thing. Wonder if the code base is still lying around…?
A wolf and a family of bears count?
There are worse places to work. Long four days though - and this is the only time I see the place in daylight.
lol yes you can just see the bandstand. Looks like flooding.
Current view. Unfortunately not holiday but working - I barely saw the outside world yesterday! Glorious start though.
I’m a lifelong fan but the rehashed final episode was an utter travesty.
Ohhhh gorgeous 😍😍😻😻
And subject him to such a ridiculous, lengthy, wearing, distressing time getting his luggage back!
Damn, I need about 14 hours plus packing time.
<checks watch> can I get there in time??
Missing the point AND behind the curve - my kids' school already had a policy in place of confiscating a phone if heard or seen when eldest started there 9 years ago.
That's motoring.

I'm on module 5/5 for a course I'm delivering on Wednesday morning! Although the fast turnaround means the client is actually delighted. We will see how it goes...
People have no idea! Crikey, mine was in the sale and still the thick end of £300. Best investment I ever made though.
Really? Fred will be getting some sleep to celebrate.
Good morning Monday!

Le Mot (@WordleFR) #1387 2/6

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Was worried !! ☺️ that’ll teach me to scroll bluesky on sleepless nights.
This is why I took my books ‘wide’ instead of locking them in to Kindle Unlimited and Audible. Gives people a choice.
That’s just another learning experience for the students to show why they shouldn’t use a large language model as a legal reference engine.

But as a language model, parsing and categorising what is fed into it is actually useful feedback.
That's quite a decent coaching use case. The feedback to the students will presumably show what the LLMs derived from the evidence and expose any omissions / biases / poor structure.
Now THAT is a floor! Have you moved far?