Except for the initial comment, they were aggressive and sometimes disrespectful claims that "the word is spelled ablation, here are some papers that use it" in response to people saying "yes, we know what ablation means, but GP is intentionally using a separate word 'abliteration' that is the accepted word for the kind of ablation he's talking about, see links to respectable sources using or defining it". I downvoted them because I feel the discussion would be more valuable and feel nicer to read without them, and you could just read any of the offered links before responding and save the trouble.
Is surely super agressive to outright downvote given evidence says otherwise but that’s fine I guess. Let’s drop it, apparently we’re not getting to mutually satisfying conclusion.
well see my other comment. with all due respect to Teknium, perhaps he misspelled it.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/abliterate
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not very credible.
I wnt and read your other comments.
Except for the initial comment, they were aggressive and sometimes disrespectful claims that "the word is spelled ablation, here are some papers that use it" in response to people saying "yes, we know what ablation means, but GP is intentionally using a separate word 'abliteration' that is the accepted word for the kind of ablation he's talking about, see links to respectable sources using or defining it". I downvoted them because I feel the discussion would be more valuable and feel nicer to read without them, and you could just read any of the offered links before responding and save the trouble.
Is surely super agressive to outright downvote given evidence says otherwise but that’s fine I guess. Let’s drop it, apparently we’re not getting to mutually satisfying conclusion.
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