insane-looking

Word order is important, so let's tell the model about it by using a completely insane-looking positional encoding?

Those who have the spirit to bet it all on insane-looking risks and also choose the insane-looking risks to bet it all on that are highly likely to actually pay off are rare indeed.

It would help the legitimate apps justify their case for requiring insane-looking permissions.

They generate the most insane-looking solutions you could imagine and typically reveal just how well you did at defining what you actually wanted.

Therefore, it no longer needs to impose insane-looking licensing terms on persons wanting to post to its site and it has dropped those terms.

I then find that hand-writing and hand-scheduling everything in accordance to what looks really good to me - actually works worse than the insane-looking code in the compiler.

> Moral of the story: even insane-looking problems are sometimes real.

That, to my thinking, is the only reason why CL would have taken the otherwise insane-looking step of changing its terms of use to demand that posters give it an exclusive license to all items posted to the CL site.

The interactions of the army rules in each Codex and each edition's ruleset is chaotic at best, and often results in insane-looking letter-of-the-law strategies that exploit that interaction (early Tau firefish, anyone?), until it's fixed by a new Codex or edition.

From the article: "Shortly after working this out and drawing my architecture diagram (a pretty insane-looking tangle of boxes and arrows on a sheet of paper)" Shouldn't that have been a pretty big red flag?