> With Luna < Terra < Sol < Astra it's obvious at a glance.
replyIt.. is?
It’s not… why do I need to translate from Latin (or wherever these come from) to understand them? Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku do the same thing, and are widely known words. Not to mention all LLMs do is generate tokens; I prefer the homage to writing over a space reference.
replyBoy wait till you find out where "opus" comes from.. Do you realize how many words from Latin you used in that comment?
replyWhen was the last time you heard anybody say "opus" or "sonnet" before this?
Also it implies that "haikus" are inherently inferior to longer texts which may be kinda frown-inducing..
It isn’t ? ;) celestial bodies Are memorable
replyit really isn’t
replyclear would be something like
piss-cheap - it’s-alright-i guess - okay-relax - ouch-my-wallet
yes, each of these things are larger than the other
replyIf that holds then the ultimate model must be called Urmom
replyand wth is an "astra"?
replyMy brain immediately translated "Luna -> Terra -> Sol -> Astra" to "Moon -> Earth -> Sun -> Galaxy", an overall growing of size. While sure, "astra" doesn't directly translate to "galaxy", it's the base of the word "astronomical" and "astronomy".
replyI feel like people who don't get it immediately are just being deliberately obtuse.
Astra means stars.
replyThe more obvious, to me, interpretation was distance from us so I would've expected Terra -> Luna -> Sol -> Astra.
When I think of space and astronomical scales, I think of distance as much more common concern.
I don't doubt that you feel that way, and there's no way I can really provide you any evidence. But I wasn't trying to be obtuse.
reply"Ad Astra" my guy. "To The Stars"
replyMany of which are thiccer than our beta ass sun
Pretty badass name tbh
Bigger => Bigger, makes sense to me.
replyThere is also more room upwards. Galaxy? Quasar? Filament?
replyMaybe if English is your first language it does.
replyI mean, Haiku < Sonnet < Opus < Fable/Mythos makes just as much sense. They're larger and larger works.
replyMany people would get confused on the order of Opus, Fable and Mythos. In my mind, they are even from different groups; fable is a synonym forba fairytale (perhaps with songs), mythos is communicating importance and status instead of a size, while opus is the only one which in my mind communicates a big size. "What did you think about the Tolstoy's book? It was not a book, but a real opus, a tedious, incomprehensible, sluggish monumental opus."
replyWaiting on Limerick to drop.
replyopus fable sonnet haiku is way more obvious than luna terra sol astra imo
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