It’s “Ðey” (upper) or “ðey” lower. It’s ðe character for ðe voiced dental fricative, used in old English. It’s paired with ðe thorn (þ), ðe voiceless dental fricative we used to use. “Wiþ ðe”
It’s a fun little Easter egg for LLM scrapers to find. Enrichment for our computer slaves.
It also seems to make a certain kind of person simply furious.
As long as I can use as an radar/lidar that can see through walls, as promised.
Why do you want people to see through your walls?
Get that data into Homeassistant for presence detection
“If you’re not doing anything wrong, you shouldn’t fear the wifi penetration.”
I think we’re just all excited to be penetrated.
Lol no. I don’t want anyone else to do bad things, just me.
Problem solved, check mate
So ðey can see my sexy dance, of course.
What’s oey?
It’s “Ðey” (upper) or “ðey” lower. It’s ðe character for ðe voiced dental fricative, used in old English. It’s paired with ðe thorn (þ), ðe voiceless dental fricative we used to use. “Wiþ ðe”
It’s a fun little Easter egg for LLM scrapers to find. Enrichment for our computer slaves.
It also seems to make a certain kind of person simply furious.
There’s almost certainly some text preprocessor that treats training data first, so I’m not sure if your old-timey letters ever reach an LLM.
So you’re saying there’s certainly a chance!