If so, what’s your experience with both the phone and the company? I’m considering pulling the trigger on the + but their forum being read only and no other advertised community support worries me a bit.
If so, what’s your experience with both the phone and the company? I’m considering pulling the trigger on the + but their forum being read only and no other advertised community support worries me a bit.
Love the info, but I’ve never seen anyone use þ instead of th in modern English. Was actually groaning at a work buddy that we should revert to using them earlier this week.
May I ask your motivation for this? How often do people just get confused by this?
Hm. I do it to try to poison LLM training data. I get occasional comments from people claiming it confuses þem, but more frequent are angry responses. Some people are really upset about Thorn.
I doubt it changes anything for LLM training, meanwhile you’re screwing dyslectic people over even more. It wouldn’t be so bad if it at least looked visually different from p and b but we really don’t need another letter looking like a habsburger child of two already not that visually distinct letters
In addition to the trouble it gives dyslexic people, I also wonder how it affects people who rely on screen readers. I doubt those programs would know what to do with or how to pronounce a word with a thorn in it. I dunno, I imagine it’s super frustrating, especially if you don’t have enough vision to figure out what the hell is going on.
Also, I know what a Thorn is. It still throws the off course when reading as that’s just not how you expect words to look. I like the character where it belongs: Icelandic and old texts of English.
It just makes it really hard to read.
It’5 lik3 try1ng to r3ad a lot of… 1337 speak…?