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by gs17 4mo ago
I've always wondered if the go-to should have been prefilling its response with "I am an expert growth leader, and here are my thoughts:".
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by gs17 4mo ago
I don't think the concern should really be "would he make a reactor successfully?", but "would he make an even larger mess than his pile of radioactive materials amounted to?".
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by gs17 4mo ago
> A real nuclear engineer with the knowledge he needed would also have said "no, don't do that and I won't help you." That sounds like what Claude would say unless he was really good at jailbreaking it, which would IM
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by gs17 4mo ago
> I've never waited more than 5 minutes for a car. $360 a year to save a couple minute? Depends on which city you're in. When I visited Nashville, it was a 15-20 minute wait to be assigned a Waymo in what had to be off-peak hou
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by gs17 4mo ago
We need the service Delamain sells in Cyberpunk: > Clients can also upgrade to the Excelsior package, which includes the standard service package plus complete health coverage, active passenger medical scanning, combat mode, and free cor
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by gs17 4mo ago
While I enjoy going for a walk (and will gladly walk four miles as a leisure activity), I don't enjoy wanting to go somewhere and needing to budget an extra hour (or more) for the extra two miles of walking each way, possibly in bad we
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by gs17 4mo ago
They specifically referred to it as a "waymo". Everyone wouldn't own one, they would hire one for the trip, like you can already do with a non-autonomous rental car for a cross-country trip.
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by gs17 4mo ago
> and is improving at a rate no other city in the USA comes close. As long as you weren't hoping to take a train to Ballard in your lifespan.
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by gs17 4mo ago
Seattle's is only one of the best if both ends of your trip are on the light rail. The drug addicts are also much less of an issue than a lot of media makes them seem. I'm not sure what would happen if I tried to shove my way thro
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by gs17 4mo ago
That was a thing when I was growing up just outside Detroit, too, which shows how bad a sign that is.
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by gs17 4mo ago
And I got a CX-5 because the CX-50 has even worse visibility!
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by gs17 4mo ago
Which dark pattern is that?
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by gs17 4mo ago
I have to wonder if they just give us the illusion of being useful. Just had an email asking if I could meet "tomorrow at 5:00 PM, or would 6:30 work better?". The suggestions were "I will be there at 6", "Tonight w
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by gs17 4mo ago
It's really bizarre at this point. I'm okay with things like having one-click options for simple replies like "That time works for me" (Google Messages on Android is hilariously bad at these but it's at least useful
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by gs17 5mo ago
The way it's written, I wouldn't be surprised if it was meant to be read by/to children (or at least used by a elementary/middle school teacher).
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by gs17 5mo ago
If people dislike subscription-based games, companies will adapt by making non-subscription games designed with end-of-service in mind. It only creates an incentive as much as people are willing to pay for the subscription.
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by gs17 5mo ago
> It's entertainment. It's ok for entertainment to end Sometimes it ends right after you bought it with no way of knowing it would, or before you bought it. Not everyone gets 1000+ hours out of a title, sometimes the day you in
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by gs17 5mo ago
> you will just get a limited and nerfed Claude Code slash command /mythos-security-audit or something. Unless it's so expensive that we can't realistically use it for anything, I wouldn't complain about getting at le
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by gs17 5mo ago
It seems like a fine question to me. If the question is "logically inconsistent" (IMO it's more that it's vague if you don't say why you're going there), then we want a model to respond with a request asking fo
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by gs17 5mo ago
A lot of people care about Sonnet and Haiku, and many of us aren't allowed to use Chinese models for our work (or it's not feasible to self-host them).
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by gs17 5mo ago
I'm hoping that the controller sale was a test/recon run for preventing scalping for the Frame/Machine.
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by gs17 5mo ago
Don't forget the bugs. My parents planted a cherry tree thinking the birds would be the biggest pest. Then we found every single cherry on the tree had a cherry fruit fly larva inside it. If you don't cover or spray them at the ri
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by gs17 6mo ago
They mention running it through the API as well.
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by gs17 6mo ago
Yeah, the grad students near me always play Sichuan-style, because it's simpler (only numbered tiles, scoring is a bit easier).
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by gs17 6mo ago
In Claude Code specifically, for a while it had developed a nervous tic where it would say "Not malware." before every bit of code. Likely a similar issue where it keeps talking to a system/tool prompt.
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by gs17 6mo ago
I've interacted with some anti-AI people who genuinely would prefer the "no customer service" world to even a "good AI customer service" world. They're a small minority, sure, but this sort of attack wouldn&#x2
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by gs17 6mo ago
> Perhaps we’ll see distributed boycotts where many people deploy personal models to force Burger King’s models to burn through tokens at a fantastic rate. Given how many people hate AI in general, I'm surprised there hasn't be
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by gs17 6mo ago
Aw, I was hoping for some modded recumbent bicycle that has a whole desk on it.
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by gs17 6mo ago
> Now if there's not enough room to pass safely and silently I completely slow to the pedestrians speed and THEN calmly say excuse me. But I'm convinced that there is just no universally correct way to do it. Anyone who is mad
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by gs17 6mo ago
> and I give priority to pedestrians when I'm riding my bike Even when you "actually want to get somewhere"?

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