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by toraway 6mo ago
I'm really not seeing the "empathy-speak" you're referring to in that quote or the rest of the interview? If you're referring to the quote from OP's post, "I don't know if this will make anyone feel b
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by toraway 6mo ago
What if both competitors are doing it?
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by toraway 6mo ago
That's an example the LLM came up with itself while analyzing its failed car wash walk/drive answer, it's not OP's question.
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by toraway 6mo ago
We truly do not need to lower the bar to the floor whenever an LLM makes an embarrassing logical error, particularly when the excuses don't line up at all with the reasoning in its explanation.
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by toraway 6mo ago
I'm not sure what changed or what the complaint is ... But personally, I have still never hit the rate limit on the $20/mo ChatGPT Plus plan, while I was constantly getting kicked off the Claude Pro plan until I got fed up and can
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by toraway 6mo ago
> But for God's sake, don't accuse me of pumping it. They paid him to use his product's brand name on an obvious crypto rug pull, he agreed, promoted it on his blog, then people lost money. His "apology"
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by toraway 6mo ago
> I wonder if they fixed their client since then. They have not. I spent more than a week trying to restore a little less than 2 TB backup because the client would just freeze at the last few % every time. I ended up having to br
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by toraway 6mo ago
You're making a lot of highly idealized assumptions that don't hold true in reality. Most significantly that the increased demand due to mining will result in grid operators investing in proportional new capacity to offset it over
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by toraway 6mo ago
It is actually entirely possible to discuss a solution for something that may or may not happen. If a hurricane is approaching, we don't typically require every person to agree the odds of landfall are 100% to start preparing shelters
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by toraway 6mo ago
> Another big wrong point: US states have a ridiculous amount of power, imho, far more power than a European nation state has these days. A nation-state choosing to delegate power by treaty agreements does not mean they have lost
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by toraway 6mo ago
Are (alleged) drug smugglers not engaged in any kind of active combat "military ships"?
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by toraway 6mo ago
For the sake of argument, let's concede that every point you make is 100% true, it's apartheid and racism. How does that possibly make the act of keeping an ethnic minority of 1 million+ people with zero political agency confined
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by toraway 6mo ago
Well done, clear, concise and easily verifiable answer to OP's question and ... no response haha. I'm also just confused by the implication behind their question, is the idea that GPT-5.4 Thinking has never been confidently wrong,
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by toraway 6mo ago
Yep, I've discovered the same. Approve once in a session, and from then on you're rolling the dice if it will self-approve a change and commit/push (or whatever you originally asked it to do) for as long as it stays in contex
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by toraway 6mo ago
Not to mention jobs that require or heavily push using it both in and outside the tech sector. Plus, even in a competitive academic environment it’s naive to think college students won’t feel pressure to keep up with their peers if they’re
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by toraway 6mo ago
Their recent comment history also consists of complaining about vaccine mandates, gun control, and climate science research at NASA while praising funding cuts to higher education…
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by toraway 6mo ago
An analogy that’s, quite literally, an appeal to paternalism to trust the motivations and pernicious incentive structures of the big AI labs.
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by toraway 6mo ago
They've attacked ships multiple times since the conflict began, why are you discussing this like it's some fantasy hypothetical? Some examples: Tracking the wave of ship attacks that has choked off Strait of Hormuz https:/
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by toraway 6mo ago
Not really that hard when the alternative is the regime collapsing and/or giving up their nuclear program?
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by toraway 6mo ago
Yeah, and telling the dean he spent 25 sleepless nights on this…
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by toraway 6mo ago
I read through this and unless I’m misunderstanding… you did not actually get kicked out of uni? So… you just blatantly lied in the title? I can’t find any charitable ambiguity to explain the disconnect there other than garden variety lying
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by toraway 6mo ago
Your “sources” are just mindless whataboutism that do not in any way provide evidence Harris/Democrats would have started this same idiotic war with Iran. Democrats in Congress are currently almost universally opposed to the War in Ira
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by toraway 6mo ago
Even better: switch to Codex plus get better rate limits. I’m not a captive audience as much Anthropic would like to believe otherwise.
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by toraway 6mo ago
Probably the same response I just saw someone reply with in this very thread: "You shouldn't have so many utilities running" It's the go-to Apple user response to anything the OS doesn't support or does poorly: &quo
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by toraway 6mo ago
Whenever an "LLM fail" goes viral like the car wash question, you can observe the exact same wording of the question get "fixed" within a week or so. With slight variations in phrasing still able to replicate the problem
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by toraway 6mo ago
Meta Platforms, Inc featuring this technology with a title announcing “AI for American-produced cement and concrete” is, on the other hand, 1000% a product of the AI Hype Machine.
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by toraway 6mo ago
> I ship code every day. I use Claude, I use GPT, I run llama locally. An "Anti AI" person...
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by toraway 6mo ago
... and closed for inactivity like basically every issue in the repo, of course.
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by toraway 7mo ago
And even worse than that is after you get the slightly condescending spiel about how the problem is normal and real but the solution is simple… it turns out it was completely bullshitting and has zero idea what is actually causing the probl
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by toraway 7mo ago
It was entirely intentional. The Rogerian school of psychotherapy stereotyped by “how does that make you feel” was popular at the time and the most popular ELIZA script used that persona to cleverly redirect focus from the bot’s weaknesses

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