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The Neural Network That Decides Whether a Number Is Numberwang
Developer GraafHenk has posted a tiny neural network on GitHub that delivers a verdict for Numberwang, a fictional game from a British sketch show. The whole project is a 1.8 MB model file and about a hundred lines of pure Python.
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Bespoke: A Programming Language for People Who Say “Please”
The author of the Larvitz blog proposes a satirical programming language in which the compiler is a respected colleague rather than a servant, and every command must be couched as a polite request.
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Zero-Knowledge Proof of “Wasta” — A Scientific Curiosity from Lebanon
A paper titled “Zero-Knowledge Proof of Wasta with Applications in Lebanon” pairs serious cryptography with a concept that is hard to render in the language of formulas.
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Play the Chatbot: A Site Where a Living Person Stands In for the Neural Network
The service Your AI Slop Bores Me turns the idea of talking to an AI on its head: a real person sits on both sides of the conversation, and playing the neural network means working under tight time limits.
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The LLM2HUMAN Clinic: Turning Language Models Into Living People for $19.95
A satirical site in the aesthetic of GeoCities promises neural networks arms, legs and the legal right to order a sandwich — while slyly poking fun at the whole AI industry.
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“IPv6 over a Drainage Pipe”: A Curious Post from the World of Networking Experiments
A short but notable post titled “IPv6 over drainage pipe” has appeared on the Mastodon social network — yet another example of the playful experiments network engineers are known for.