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LLMs are really good at pattern recognition, making them an excellent tool for scientists and medical researchers.

I love a good sheep in the morning.

+1 for clover. I "accidentally" spilled some clover seed outside our place (bugger off HOA), and it's slowly overtaking the grass they planted.

There's always a relevant XKCD.

Good bot.

https://krassencast.com/p/breaking-redacted-epstein-names-revealed

First time uploading a pic to Lemmy, hoping it works.

Gotcha. I apologize, I thought you were asking about the genre in general, not RinoZ specifically.

I haven't read his main series, Chrysalis, yet, but it's pretty consistently ranked as one of the best in the genre. For Book of the Dead, I haven't noticed any story or worldbuilding issues that typically accompanies rushed projects. It's pretty well put together, barring a comic relief character with a juvenile sense of humor and the occasional typo.

As with any genre, some authors are stronger than others. There's a lot of trash, but there's some really good stuff as well. Dungeon Crawler Carl, for example, has my highest recommendation.

A conspiracy of friends have me reading LitRPGs right now, so I'm reading the second Book of the Dead by RinoZ right now, and listening to He Who Fights With Monsters.

I just finished Redshirts, it was a lot of fun.

You're in for a fantastic ride. Glurp glurp!

You could have done that anytime. Linux is right there.