Teal

@tealamore.com

master's in progress researching health inequities, formerly software engineering software engineer. big fan of not capitalizing letters, leftist and being hella gay they/them transfemme enby

I wish we could just be honest about why we dislike LLMs. Just like the complaints of large amounts of water usage, even though the beef industry uses so much more. And, I'm aware this is controversial, but neither are necessities. It's ok to just say you dislike the hallucination machine

Costa Samaras@costasamaras.com · 4w ago

Yes, there are about 250 million cars and SUVs in the U.S. that nearly all run on gasoline and they make about 1,000 million metric tons of carbon dioxide each year and they stay on the road for 12-20+ years.

the reproducibility crisis in research, frankly of most all fields, is not just an existential threat to the validity of the science itself but also a threat for any such paper to be translated into something used in the real world. it's a threat for our work to make a difference and needs addressed

I was asked to guest lecture for an undergrad software engineering class to teach about software testing. Which is an interesting challenge. How do I condense a decade of experience into just 2 weeks of lecture so as to impart onto all the young people how and why we should test #academicsky

Watching a student repeatedly probe chatgpt to write for him and then copy the text into an AI detector and seeing it all shows as AI. he's spent more time talking to chatgpt than it would take to just write it himself

I'm begging CS students to stop treating every class project as an opportunity to build a startup. you can just make a project for class and that be it. no it doesn't need to be the next unicorn

X rights are human rights is such a useless slogan. people who support human rights already support X rights. and then people on the other side, they think that X are just trying to get more rights than them

i'm looking forward to this whole weekend being poor air quality alerts because some people can't not set off sparkly explosions all night long

this was honestly one of the hardest parts for me growing up. i assumed if we had proof of something, that people would obviously just implement that. but instead we have tons of evidence but peoples pride and ego are more important than facts

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maybe this is just my observation bias, but i feel like most people accept the whole nazi bar analogy about twitter. but some reason they don't apply that logic anywhere else. i asked someone how they can play rust given how racist the community is and he just said he tunes it out. sir what?

forget having a baby to save a relationship — have you ever tried starting a charity to save your relationship? gotta say, i dont advise it

you know how well after getting out of school, you still have nightmares about like missing an exam or something. well i decided that instead of just letting that be a nightmare, i wanted that to possibly actually happen. so good news, i'm going back to college

i don't understand why cishet men so desperately want to be oppressed. i told a cishet dude that he was on a queer app (Lex) and he can use literally every other app on the planet. he told me i was persecuting and discriminating against him. cry me a river

I've always so curious about people who write LGBTQIA but in different orders or leaving letters out. like why are you writing LGBTQA or LGBTI? what's the reason? it always feels suspect to me #pridemonth

Due to all the claims that em dashes — these guys — are a sign that something is written with AI — I have now decided — whilst eating dinner — to use them excessively — and yes I will use them — incorrectly

people talk about male gaze this or female gaze that. but no one ever talks about intersex gaze. I just want to feel included in all the gazing