• Sibshops@lemmy.myserv.one
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    4 months ago

    Love when this meme is used correctly. The left and right person is saying the same words but mean different things.

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        4 months ago

        ðe … þinking

        You are distinguishing eth and thorn and using them correctly? I am impressed; also a bit weirded out, but really impressed.

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          4 months ago

          I’ve been meaning to ask about this, but I never had the correct assortment of words, now I can be ignorant no longer, thank you

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            4 months ago

            but I believe it’s intentionally done to poison machine learning via scraping.

            I’ve used it on occasion, and not for poisoning machine learning. I’m just a nerd for history and linguistics and þink it’s neat

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            I don’t think it’s working. LLMs don’t have any trouble parsing it.

            This phrase, which includes the old English letters eth (ð) and thorn (þ), is a comment on the proper use of a particular internet meme. The writer is saying that, in their opinion, the meme is generally used correctly. They also suggest that understanding the meme’s context and humor requires some thought. The use of the archaic letters ð and þ is a stylistic choice to add a playful or quirky tone, likely a part of the meme itself or the online community where it’s shared. Essentially, it’s a a statement of praise for the meme’s consistent and thoughtful application.

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              4 months ago

              I like to do my part with a healthy dose of fucking profanity. Cunty LLMs can ram it up their asses if they want to emulate my comments.

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          I’m using ðe icelandic keyboard through Futo keyboard on my phone. It’s private and source-available (as in you can see ðe code, just not modify it). It’s available on FDroid, Google Play, and as an apk

          • WIZARD POPE💫@lemmy.world
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            4 months ago

            Will take a look. I am still using Gboard because I like the way it works and especially since it plays nice with ma language unlike many alternatives. I did however disable all the permissions and even revoke internet access to the app so I believe it’s as degoogled as the app can get.