[simonw]

> You could just sum it up for us all rather than do a divert to your blog?

Why? Have links gone out of fashion?

I even linked directly to the relevant section rather than linking to the top of the page.

The paper that coined the term used the hyphen, though I think I prefer it without: https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.11401

[Grimburger]

> Have links gone out of fashion?

Yes.

You wrote far more words than needed to answer the comment, I did it for you instead.

[simonw]

One of the reasons I write so much stuff is so I can provide links to things I've written to answer relevant questions.

[scubbo]

And those of us with the sense to value your insight, and the attention-span to read more than tweet-sized content, thank you for it.

[discordance]

Thanks so much for your writings and for posting the link (and also for Datasette!). I've learned in the past few months from your blog.

[mhog_hn]

Thank you, nice blog.

[monkeydust]

Appreciate it. Your posts in general have been great - accessible to a large audience, quality links to follow up research and catchy analogies even when they don't fully hold true (llm as a calculator for words - which I admit I use with citation!). Keep going.

[hboon]

Just to add that, we appreciate that very much.

[gar1t]

I liked your link a lot.

[gkbrk]

"Links have gone out of fashion" is an odd thing to write on a Link Aggregator website.

[kristopolous]

You know you're responding to a programmer famous enough to have a Wikipedia page, right?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Willison

[Grimburger]

I don't pay the slightest fucking attention to who I'm responding to and take people on their merit/comment.

Should we all do the ad hominem thing? You are actually suggesting that?