Delve Post 42
Kru laughing? Is that good or bad? There’s only one way to find out—keep following this epic fantasy, serial fiction story, unfolding post by post! Start at pin!
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#writingcommunity #fantasy #fiction #read #reading #magic #book #story #Delve #epic #free #indie #create
Early this year I filed an issue in the #delve debugger repo about how some type names were displayed not by their name but their fully "resolved" path: https://github.com/go-delve/delve/issues/3910
As trivial as that may seem, it makes debugging almost useless for the deeply recursive #golang code I normally work on when all you see is incredibly long strings cluttering up the view.
I had almost forgotten about this until another issue I filed in Go's #gopls tool ( https://github.com/golang/go/issues/73661 ) got fixed, but the fix came with another issue... I'm sure you can guess which one.
I had previously assumed that type names getting "expanded" to paths was an oversight where it occured, but it seems like pretty printing type names in Go is a non-trivial problem: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/tools/+/671915/1..3/gopls/internal/analysis/modernize/slices.go#b192
Starting with this Friday's Delve installment, I'll be dropping the #SiP tag. It takes up valuable character space without adding much value. I get better engagement by sharing and tagging the post—plus, 4 extra characters for the story! A real treasure.
Spent some time this evening debugging a deadlock issue in a personal tool written in Go. It's simple with just enough complexity that it might be useful to an advanced beginner. I used delve to inspect my goroutines and figure out what was causing the application to hang. Check it out and let me know what you think. #go #delve #deadlock #debugging
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Delve 17! My other writing project for the day. Start is on my pinned post!
Trapped in a cell, voices in the dark—oh my! Things are picking up, and I hope you are enjoying it!
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Does anyone know how to configure the #VSCode #Golang / #Delve debugger to **not** show the full module path for nested keys/values? I.e. rather than seeing "github.com/long/ass/path/my.Type" I just want to see "my.Type". Working with deeply nested data and debugging is currently a terrible click-fest, as expanding each level is the only way to see the variable bindings. And even then these full module paths are extremely annoying.
These mofos gone die. #alwizpuken #delve #forbiddenlands #solottrpg #solorpg
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“AI” marking #delve as evidence for cheating with “AI” is a strong reminder that “AI” still is nothing but “Autocorrect on steroids”.
Using “AI” to categorize human activity is a way of pressuring humans to behave in the way that has been defined by the corpus the LLM has been trained on.
The people subjected to this process have no say in the choice of corpus or in the training of the black box that will be used on them. (2/3)
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Probably the most stunning change to word usage is "delve" (sounds more educated than "dig into"). This seems to be the favorite word of #ChatGPT. It's usage in research papers has skyrocketed in the past two years.
So, yes, #Chatbot|s and Large Language Models have definitely changed our lives. Maybe not in the way we expected.
2/2
#delve #LLM
https://pshapira.net/2024/03/31/delving-into-delve/
Here is what I found. Although the use of “delve” was gradually increasing through to 2022, it jumped noticeably in 2023 (when ChatGPT became widely available) and has continued to increase in 2024#ChatGPT #delve
If you see a sentence in a research paper with the word "delve", will you directly think it's written by ChatGPT?
I'm finding myself avoiding that word (which I quite like) because it can lead to suspicion of generative AI use... while I've never used these tools and am deeply against them.
Are others avoiding the word now as well? Can we still be taken seriously if we use it?
(Yet we don't need more obstacles to writing!)
RPG A DAY just keeps delivering on the very vague prompts, which end up inspiring me to write way too much to explain my thoughts. We are talking about evocative environments and how to pull them out of the player, especially when the player is you. That's okay. We have a really good tool. I'll demonstrate it.
https://grimtokens.garden/Articles/RPG+a+Day/2024/RPG+A+DAY+2024+-+Evocative+environments
Reading this I’m struck by how much the Irish have in common with Nigerians, and left wondering if Irish students are having to modify their use of English because of AI “detectors” too. #delve #paulgraham #hibernoenglish https://medium.com/@moyosoreale/the-paul-graham-vs-nigerian-twitter-saga-lexical-racism-and-language-bias-masked-as-chatgpt-53ee9f6459aa
The original source of the claim that ChatGPT overuses the word ‘delve’ seems to be AI Phrase Finder which makes the claim on the basis of “our dataset of 50,000 ChatGPT responses”. No more information is provided about this dataset. There’s also no information provided about what constitutes the ‘most common words’ within it. Presumably the most common words are ‘the’ (etc) which suggests they are using a different standard of what constitutes a common word. But they don’t say what this is!
This is not a reliable source which raises the question of why this claim spread as widely as it did. There’s an interesting bibliometrics debate which suggests this might not be 100% nonsense. But as far as I can see the claim spread through a network of (possibly AI generated!) content farms, as well as being credulously shared through social media. I’m not saying that ChatGPT doesn’t have tells, only that establishing them authoritatively is a methodologically complex undertaking which would only establish deeply imperfect results.
I am not really a debugger kind of #dev. I use it rarely, but yesterday it helped me quite a lot.
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