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by taormina 6mo ago
Like with any LLM produced project, can you? Sure. Will it be engaging, well written or consistent? Almost certainly not.
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by taormina 6mo ago
You’re still intentionally missing the point. Everyone knows they are lying. It doesn’t excuse the lies!
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by taormina 6mo ago
Listen, no one cares if you think you’re smart for seeing through the lies of their marketing team. You’re being intentionally obtuse.
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by taormina 6mo ago
PSA: You only have about 36 hours left to opt-out!
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by taormina 6mo ago
They just altered this deal for everyone else. Wonder how long they will wait before default opting you all into training too?
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by taormina 6mo ago
Having used Claude Code extensively, catastrophic is a perfect word to describe it.
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by taormina 6mo ago
That's why Microsoft isn't a company that relies on trust and doesn't really care about it. They rely on inertia to continue to exist because they used to be popular and so now we can't just get rid of them all at once.
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by taormina 6mo ago
Between Austin and San Antonio is so developed that it's considered by many to be a single "metro" area, DFW-style. There's very little not developed directly between the two.
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by taormina 6mo ago
If they think this is progress, I call that a catastrophic failure. The other party has nearly started WW3, but let’s make sure that a state no one wanted a data center in can’t have one. Great strides for the progressive community. A singl
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by taormina 6mo ago
They already have ethics classes in college. The unethical already don’t care. Students already do basic research but when the market is so shit, do you really expect them to permanently hamstring their careers by torpedoing their only off
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by taormina 6mo ago
Can I get your magical version of Opus that works? 4.6 has been a side grade at best, and worse than prior models most days.
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by taormina 7mo ago
Exactly!
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by taormina 7mo ago
The community does, but the corporations have made not contributing back to their communities an international sport. There's an incredibly strong argument to be made that property taxes (and frankly, ALL taxes) are much higher than th
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by taormina 7mo ago
$71k?! Well, that’s 4, 4.5 students worth of tuition then.
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by taormina 7mo ago
Given that Cornell charges what, $50k a year as an Ivy League, $300k feels like almost nothing.
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by taormina 7mo ago
The house prices DID go down here in Austin.
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by taormina 7mo ago
Have you seen Tokyo?
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by taormina 9mo ago
What quotes? This is an AI summary that may or may not have summarized actual quotes from the researchers, but I don't see a single quote in this article, or a source.
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by taormina 9mo ago
I can’t go a full a full conversation without obviously false claims. They will insist you are correct and that your correction is completely correct despite that also being wrong.
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by taormina 9mo ago
Tell Uber you said hi.
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by taormina 11mo ago
For a bit of shameless plug, we're actively building a mobile and desktop game that avoids these patterns. You can learn more about Danger World at https://danger.world
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by taormina 1y ago
See, humans respond very differently when that happens. The failure to do what humans do when they don’t understand something or know something is frequently what fails LLMs at the TT.
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by taormina 1y ago
I haven't tried that, it might be worth a shot.
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by taormina 1y ago
Nah, it's definitely not that. I have it explicitly several times over in that file and it insists on commenting so much it's absurd.
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by taormina 1y ago
Taxi-by-app existed pre-Uber, the innovation was making the taxi actual show up. Austin had the apps, and I would order one, and the taxis would get distracted on the way to my house and pick up other fares, so I couldn't go where I wa
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by taormina 1y ago
I’ve found this all to be just as straightforward as implementing the MAB in my experience.
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by taormina 1y ago
I'm still working on Danger World ( https://danger.world ), my casual 2D narrative adventure with turn-based RPG elements. Built in Flame, on top of Flutter for iOS, Android, Windows and MacOS. We're getting close! It&#x
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by taormina 1y ago
IANAL, but how is this considered legal? I could see Facebook being allowed to claw back up to the amount of the severance, but $50,000 per statement in perpetuity seems wrong.
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by taormina 1y ago
Yep! What startup has the goal of making less than $10 million in annual revenue? That sentence was absolutely a deal breaker for the CEO and CTO of our last company. And since when has Docker Desktop "just worked"?
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by taormina 1y ago
This shouldn't be flagged....

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