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accessing object at index

np_acts-logits-general · gemini-2.5-flash-lite

the preposition "at" in programming contexts, particularly in method names and function parameters involving indices or positions.

oai_token-act-pair · claude-4-5-sonnet Triggered by @bfgcn7frf5

The neuron fires on the literal token “at,” especially when it’s used in code or technical text to indicate a position or index (e.g. “object at index,” “didSelectItemAt,” numeric “at” occurrences).

oai_token-act-pair · o4-mini Triggered by @jyhe0408

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google/gemma-scope-27b-pt-res/layer_10/width_131k

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24,576 prompts, 128 tokens each

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monology/pile-uncopyrighted

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 mainly

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ers

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reonine

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神社

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1.33

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1.32

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1.32

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1.31

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1.30

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accessing object at index

the preposition "at" in programming contexts, particularly in method names and function parameters involving indices or positions.

The neuron fires on the literal token “at,” especially when it’s used in code or technical text to indicate a position or index (e.g. “object at index,” “didSelectItemAt,” numeric “at” occurrences).

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accessing object at index

the preposition "at" in programming contexts, particularly in method names and function parameters involving indices or positions.

The neuron fires on the literal token “at,” especially when it’s used in code or technical text to indicate a position or index (e.g. “object at index,” “didSelectItemAt,” numeric “at” occurrences).

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