Fix wrong backslashes in 854rap post, add perf date

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 6.854, now known as 6.5210, is MIT's Advanced Algorithms class taught by Professor David Karger, known for being a great but tough class. Back in November 2022, some friends and I were taking the class, and fortunately, none of the assignments involve writing a rap about algorithms, but we decided to write one anyways for fun and perform it in-class. (We also orchestrated a live performance of a splay tree with humans representing the nodes, but it ended up being too hectic.)
 
-Now this was back before ChatGPT, so all we had was RhymeZone and our brains. Fortunately, we had a total of four brains among us, so it wasn't too difficult to come up with something:
+Now this was back before ChatGPT (I think we performed it on 11-30 which is the same day ChatGPT came out), so all we had was RhymeZone and our brains. Fortunately, we had a total of four brains among us, so it wasn't too difficult to come up with something:
 
 ```
 How to be smart: be lazy
@@ -149,6 +149,6 @@ Jumping, situps, diamond pushups
 Karger! Larger brain charger!
 ```
 
-Now of course, anyone these days can simply ask a large language model to write a rap about splay trees or linear programming, but the LLM-generated raps have a very different feel or vibe to them. LLMs are great at picking the "right" word, whereas we often picked weird words like "The best kind of trees \ Cooler than antifreeze" or "Want it even faster? Use push relabel \ But its time complexity is a fishy fable". (I'm mainly picking on those lines because I remember I was the one who wrote them.)
+Now of course, anyone these days can simply ask a large language model to write a rap about splay trees or linear programming, but the LLM-generated raps have a very different feel or vibe to them. LLMs are great at picking the "right" word, whereas we often picked weird words like "The best kind of trees / Cooler than antifreeze" or "Want it even faster? Use push relabel / But its time complexity is a fishy fable". (I'm mainly picking on those lines because I remember I was the one who wrote them.)
 
 And it turned out the 854 rap wasn't just fun, it was also helpful for finding a research project to join. Last year, I emailed Professor Karger about research opportunities and mentioned the 854 rap. As silly as it sounds, it worked and I quickly received a reply!