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noun as in dispute

noun as in conversation

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Instead of two dimensions, an LLM is turning words into vectors with many hundreds of dimensions—more than it’s possible to visualize.

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And only “trade” it occasionally to rebalance — in other words, to keep the same percentage.

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Many sported stickers on their shirts with the words “They’re returning,” in reference to the hostages, replacing stickers that had before depicted the number of days they had spent in captivity.

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He works wonders for other people’s words too.

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That’s especially because the staffing shortage could involve Transportation Security Administration workers — in other words, the folks who see you through those security checkpoints at airports.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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