Turning Off My Internal LLM
As I learned more about LLMs, I arrived at a Zen practice I call turning off my internal LLM.
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LLM Humor
The featured image above is Jizo with “a yellow crocus”. Not terrible but not quite what I asked for. The chats below…
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Zen Forms and Crop Failure
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Idle Blog
I had the idea of writing as practice when I started this blog. As you can see from the tiny number of…
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On Emptiness
Language and Buddhism, part 2 I mentioned in my first article on Language and Buddhism that looking at my English-based understanding of…
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Inside Out Perception
We are what we think.All that we are arises with our thoughts.With our thoughts we make the world. — The opening of…
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Why, Netgear?
I am documenting how I unbricked an Orbi RBK852 satellite after a router firmware update. This is both for anyone stumbling on…
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Non-seeking
This spring, after I thoroughly screwed up my lineage chart, Zen went empty. The lineage chart Last May, two of my sangha…
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Language in Buddhism
Part 1. The Four Noble Truths One of the big challenges of Buddhism is communication. Language is the primary means that we…
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Mu as a Null Pointer
Core dumped Mu! is the null pointerthat segfaults the mindas smoke drifts through the zendo. — EE Thompson Image of Reflection Model…
