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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
I've noticed in using Opus 4.6 that it seems more proactive, whereas Sonnet 4.6 stops carefully after each task. Opus is definitely smarter, while Sonnet seems to follow instructions more literally, and sometimes fails to take all inst
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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2026-us-elec... Tesla Model 3 highest overall in owner satisfaction. "Left in the dust?"
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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
Good memories. I moved from Turbo Pascal to Delphi 1.0 when it came out. I used them all through Delphi 5.0 Enterprise. Then moved on to Java 1.1 (which felt like a step backward at the time).
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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
"This is obviously why only we can be trusted with operating these models, and require government legislation saying so." They're trying to get government to hand them a moat. Spoilers... There's no moat.
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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
Intermittent fasting isn't for weight loss, it's for insulin sensitivity management.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
"The government has been notified that you are attempting to 3D print a copyrighted Door Wedge™ without a license. Local law enforcement has been notified, please prepare to be arrested." or worse... "You are trying to print
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
Step 1: Merge xAI and SpaceX Step 2: IPO SpaceX Step 3: Merge Tesla and SpaceX x xAI (which would have been tricky if they were still private).
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
It is not an unreasonable take. It also depends. Do you mean protesting by holding up a sign on the sidewalk and chanting. That's absolutely protected. Do you mean "protesting" where you obstruct ICE officers, throw things at
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
That's not true. I have Global Entry, and it is dramatically faster. I've not even had to break stride walking past the entry agent.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
What debt? Most of the money to buy Twitter came from investors. They were not loans.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
That makes zero sense. The loans he took out are personal loans. He can't shuffle those into the companies, and all the other purchase money came from investors not as debt.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
That's causal hierarchy, but not existential hierarchy. Existentially, you will begin to do something by virtue of you existing in of yourself. Therefore, because I assume you are another human being using this site, and humans have co
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
Or Bicentennial Man from Asimov. I know what kind of person I want to be. I also know that these systems we've built today aren't moral patients. If computers are bicycles for the mind, the current crop of "AI" systems
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
Their top people have made public statements about AI ethics specifically opining about how machines must not be mistreated and how these LLMs may be experiencing distress already. In other words, not ethics on how to treat humans, ethics o
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
"You are not allowed to use words found in our book to write your own book if you read our book." Anthropic has just entered the "for laying down and avoiding" category.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
That link you posted has no words from Elon. It has a bunch of stuff other people are claiming Elon said, but not a screenshot or post from Elon. BS meter on this one is at 95%
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
That's not true. Both videos show her hitting the guy in front of her car. She runs into him, then he fires.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
Firing at her as she runs into him, not passes him by. You don't do that to armed officers. You stop and comply with the arrest.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
There's also video from another angle showing she actually did hit the guy.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
For printers? I buy A4 notebooks all the time. I use fountain pens, so many of the notebooks and even loose paper with the proper sizing (coating, that is) usually come in EU sizes. Tomoe River... Clairfontaine... etc.
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by slowmovintarget 9mo ago
Ha... Ha haha haha... Ha! Valve saw exactly this scenario, because you're right: Windows isn't good for stability any more. Windows isn't good for driver compatibility anymore. Windows isn't good for being easy to do you
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
To summarize the article: "If you can't define it, I'm right." This has a nice litany of logical fallacies, but that's the main one.
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
Agree... AI enables output, not creativity. The mediocre confuse one for the other.
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
Or worse, planned on not paying in the first place and made off with investor cash while maintaining the appearance of moving on their venture.
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
That's an OS for the users. Windows is an OS for the people who use the users.
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
Strokes chin inquisitively in Babashka... hmmm... Edit: Heh... https://rattlin.blog/bbgum.html
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
Terminal emulators are a crutch you kids are spoiled by. In my day we had to create programs on punch cards. Copy a file from one directory to another? fifteen cards full of custom assembler code. Print out a file listing on the teletype? T
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
Or the more than 42K NGOs getting billions of dollars in Minnesota alone are not legitimate and this will just be the tip of the iceberg. Ilhan Omar has a $174K salary, and she went from nearly broke to having a net worth somewhere in the
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
Which agent has not been launched by a human with a prompt generated by a human or at a human's behest? We haven't suddenly created machine free will here. Nor has any of the software we've fielded done anything that didn&#x2
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by slowmovintarget 10mo ago
> ...I would say it decided to do so, Right, and casual speech is fine, but should not be load-bearing in discussions about policy, legality, or philosophy. A "who's responsible" discussion that's vectoring into all o

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