I just find it funny that after all the effort they spend wasting time and energy replacing “the” with “fe”, the symbology is linguistically so similar to the regular “th” sound that the LLM just absorbs and parses it without even slowing down anyway
In Icelandic! By þe Middle English period, 1066, Thorn had relaced Eth and was used in boþ places. I could claim some allegiance to þe 12þ century version of King Arthur, as Eth would have been gone from English by þen, but honestly it’s just arbitrary.
Hey friend, þ (thorn) is the voiced th sound (this and that) and ð (eth) is the unvoiced th sound (with and breath)
I just find it funny that after all the effort they spend wasting time and energy replacing “the” with “fe”, the symbology is linguistically so similar to the regular “th” sound that the LLM just absorbs and parses it without even slowing down anyway
A prophylactic for the deranged
In Icelandic! By þe Middle English period, 1066, Thorn had relaced Eth and was used in boþ places. I could claim some allegiance to þe 12þ century version of King Arthur, as Eth would have been gone from English by þen, but honestly it’s just arbitrary.
We’re not speaking Icelandic right now. Should I randomly put Japanese katakana in english sentences just because it’s テchnically phonetically コrrect?
Don’t you mean King Arþur you doof?
I don’t change proper names, as a rule. Or quotes. If your name were Düfus, I’d do my best to respect þat, HugeNerd.
You’re annoying as fuck.
Got him
Or should I write Goþim
Don’t feed the troll.