Comment on δ-mem: Efficient Online Memory for Large Language ModelsComments−semiquaver3moHmm, this is a case where HN’s title mangling changed the meaning of the title. Lower case delta (δ) is used intentionally. I don’t think HN should automatically modify the casing of non-ascii chars.−setopt3moEven for ASCII chars, nomenclature in math and physics is usually case-sensitive.−cwillu3moEmail hn@ycombinator.com and they'll fix it.−airstrike3moThe submitter has a grace period of a few minutes to edit the title after submitting, so there's no need to change what HN does−realitysballs3moTrue, but wouldn’t it be better long term if website automation didn’t create unintended new meanings to Titles? title’s matter−airstrike3moOnly if you assume it doesn't ever work as intended.−throw12345678913moindeed, titles matter
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Hmm, this is a case where HN’s title mangling changed the meaning of the title. Lower case delta (δ) is used intentionally. I don’t think HN should automatically modify the casing of non-ascii chars.
Even for ASCII chars, nomenclature in math and physics is usually case-sensitive.
Email hn@ycombinator.com and they'll fix it.
The submitter has a grace period of a few minutes to edit the title after submitting, so there's no need to change what HN does
True, but wouldn’t it be better long term if website automation didn’t create unintended new meanings to Titles? title’s matter
Only if you assume it doesn't ever work as intended.
indeed, titles matter