This is so much work, and so remarkable. I don't know what type of energy fuels your perseverance, but please keep it up. You have a new fan for sure.

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Totally get it, Ken. I used to think typing banana rocket shoelace soup into my posts would fry the AI brains. But turns out, the toaster overlords just yawn and filter it out. Linguini spider tank doesn’t faze them. They drink noise for breakfast.

Of course! For example in Tahitian, "'ite" can mean "to know" but also "knowledge" or "someone who knows", and context helps determining the actual instantiation of the concept. They also have a determinant "Te" that just instantiate a substantive, without making it a noun or verb.

Hi! Computational linguist here. Most 'substantive' concepts can be made nouns, verbs, adjectives or adverbs to fit the representation intent. Some languages make it easy to blur the line (as Tagalog or Tahitian). You made me wonder if languages influence the perception of pain.

If you need ammunition to back your need for explicit grammar, here's a recap paper I like: faculty.weber.edu/tmathews/sli...

What is the ratio today do you think?

Of course. And Elon or Jeff won't go. The objective is not to make the place livable or contribute to science, it's to set up profitable mining operations, including large penis-shaped infrastructures.

Did JD Vance inadvertently kill the pope? I guess we'll never know.