carljungslabtek

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by carljungslabtek 17d ago
This is not true. They claim not to train by default for business and enterprise agreements, but for plus and pro plans they enable it by default and you can allegedly turn it off (I don’t trust them very much though, I’m sure there is some
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by carljungslabtek 20d ago
The GLM 5.1 one where the pelican is missing because it’s broken would be a great candidate. “A pelican enjoying a sunny ride!” is very “this is not a pipe”
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by carljungslabtek 20d ago
I get what you’re saying, but my satirical comment was the clearest thing I could come up with to illustrate that your argument is all over the place and basically incoherent. You answer a lot of your own rhetorical questions in your own co
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by carljungslabtek 20d ago
Why don’t you buy a TV and put it in your kids’ bedroom then? It might alert them before a natural disaster happens or something — it’s useful technology, after all.
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by carljungslabtek 21d ago
No, it says “auto approved” after every evaluated command. Does it work? No idea, I can’t think of a time it ever stopped, but I’m also not ever doing anything dangerous with it. It does use another model to evaluate the commands though.
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by carljungslabtek 23d ago
It has had automode for a bit now. I use it every day at work.
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by carljungslabtek 1mo ago
Using dark UX patterns to get people hooked on your product isn’t “communication”. The product may contain communication but nobody is saying instagram and facebook shouldn’t be able to exist as communication platforms.
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by carljungslabtek 1mo ago
I submitted a long product suggestion to apple a couple years ago for an iPhone nano but they still haven’t taken me up on it lol. They were mad the mini was a financial flop but like come on, they didn’t try to market it as a lifestyle dev
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by carljungslabtek 1mo ago
We have something very similar to this at my company, with the biggest difference being that it integrates with our Jira instance and can organize things around tickets. I really like your omni search / command bar at the top though, I
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by carljungslabtek 1mo ago
You basically pointed this out already but there’s a big difference between something designed to notify you about something you might not have known, similar to what you’d find on a community bulletin board, and something trying to manipul
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by carljungslabtek 1mo ago
It kind of does, just because people see spiders and all other kinds of “real” things on datura or benadryl, but I “tripped” on benadryl a few times in high school and it was very “non-euclidean” every time. The laws of physics were not obe
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
I’ve even had plenty of situations where the command was so long that it gets truncated. Maybe my screen wasn’t big enough but as far as I could tell it wasn’t possible to read the whole thing. “Send it, claude!!”
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Doesn’t the M stand for Material? What are you saying the difference is? Their quote just sounds like another phrasing
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Oh yeah — you’re thinking of Sergey Brin’s buddy. They were neighbors for a while, they used to go kite surfing together. Great guy.
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Is it really asleep at the wheel or is it that decades of intense lobbying have crippled it? I mean of course it’s both, but I think it’s important to point out that it’s not just negligence, it’s more nefarious and selfish than that.
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
It’s mostly on her tv so I don’t really know how to get around that, at least not in a way that’s easier and more reliable than paying. I tell myself at least it’s cheaper than cable haha.
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
There is a whole dark ecosystem now for “UGC” (user generated content) and that includes services trying to disrupt it with AI. Ironically, (or fittingly?) the best research I’ve seen was via youtube videos.
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Part of me would like to stop paying for a youtube premium family subscription because they keep raising the price, but my mom watches it a lot and I don’t want her to see (or have to see) those ads. They’re so unbelievably bad. It can’t be
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Can I ask how you set this up? Like is there some way to have that run automatically, similar to “auto mode” for approvals, or do you have to invoke it regularly?
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
It doesn’t “need” to “copy it all”. Of course it has to (temporarily) send necessary code, but the coding agents I use have never just gone and read the entire repo from the first prompt. The whole thing doesn’t even fit in the context wind
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Yeah they really should have a “dev mode” and a “normie mode”. I don’t want anything they could cook up like openai-hosting running, ever.
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
I don’t have an example but it really is the way you (and I) are prompting it. I also don’t encounter anything worse than “good data” but I write to it like a professional colleague. If you write jokes to it though it absolutely will reply
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
There are even people involved in commercial distribution of it that claim to not even be interested in children, just in profit or even allegedly “for a sense of community” (someone actually said this after getting caught, he was in his 20
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
I wasn’t arguing his methods were scientific or anything. They’re not.
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Tripping is pretty different from even the wildest dreams, mostly because it changes how you think. Usually when I have a bizarre dream the non-euclidean reality is frustrating, because my mind in the dream is still the same as my mind when
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
he didn’t say it would diminish, he said it would increase until we reached a singularity, which he pegged to 2012. not that i’m a mckenna devotee but i always thought it was interesting that he speculated the final push would be a “device
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
I really don’t think the word spiritual precludes atheists, you could even read it as “the human spirit”. The point is just that you need some framework to ground yourself. Plenty of people have “spiritual” beliefs based purely around the m
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11594359/#sec3 That article gives a superficial overview of some of the research, which for obvious reasons is still in its infancy. I didn’t mean to compare the harms to t
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
No I know of course, I don’t trust them as far as I can throw them when all of these companies committed the largest copyright theft in human history to build the models. I just wanted to know if that other person had proof or not, and I gu
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by carljungslabtek 2mo ago
Yeah even the chatgpt teams subscription claims ZDR. I believe the business plan from anthropic does too. Of course maybe there is some fine print I haven’t read, and obviously I get the point that it may not be trustworthy. edit: whoops I

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