Even an 8yo has better metacognition, it seems. :-)
> The sky is blue because of something called Rayleigh scattering. The sun sends out UV and infrared waves, and some of them get trapped in Earth's atmosphere. When the waves hit the tiny molecules in our atmosphere, they scatter away the blue ones, which then bounces off the molecules and reaches our eyes.
"filtered to the U.S. elementary-school curriculum", suuure
(They do imply in the abstract that they will release the dataset, which I guess will resolve this.)
> It's a cat that has been misbehavin'!
You're asking a lot from extremely fancy auto complete...
aetherspawn•32m ago
_diyar•29m ago
aureate•19m ago
This could be seen as an amusingly extreme example of the fact that if you come up with something and state it condidently enough, a surprisingly large number of people will assume you what you're talking about. Presumably, though, you just mistook the unfiltered (trained on the full data) response for the "Little Learner" one.