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      Never say never

      A tiny language model writes one letter at a time. In its training text, here’s how often each of a, e, h, i, o, u came right after a t. Write next_chances(counts): the chance of each letter coming next after a t, for a model that will be scored on text it has never seen (“How confused is the model?”).

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