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This sounds like a fun project, so I went ahead and threw my personal agent at it. I’m having it put together a summary as well, and will reply to this comment with it later if I remember. If by chance I happen to break…
The article is about screenshots from pre-2020, if I’m not mistaken.
This has been happening for years, and the right was similarly impacted under Biden and, to a lesser extent, Obama. To be clear, that doesn’t make it right in any way. I just hope that now that both sides have felt that…
Yep. iPadOS 27 broke many keyboard use cases for me, including very simple things like using tab to move to the next field on a form in Safari. It worked in iPadOS 26, but doesn’t now. This adds to the bug where…
Agreed - and I actually went up the 13” iPad Pro this time around specifically because I wanted to see if window management was better on it. It’s not.
That’s why do it, though. I’ve worked on a slaughter floor before, and while it’s certainly not an enjoyable experience I can say with all honesty that a great deal is done to minimize suffering.
Treason is a line with which I’m comfortable.
> A flowchart subgraph keeps its own direction even when it links to nodes outside the subgraph. This, in and of itself, is sufficient reason for me to switch, even if it were slower than Mermaid.js. I’ve not even made…
I wasn’t asking because I trust them; I was asking because their denying it materially changes the situation. If anything, the fact that they didn’t immediately deny it leads me to believe that they at least took the…
Thanks!
Can you show where it was discounted? Last I heard OpenAI was declining to deny it, presumably while they thoroughly confirmed.
I’d guess maybe a dozen, and acknowledge that “fields” is a fuzzy division to begin with. Maybe 5-10% of the overall economy at most, at least in terms of individual jobs. I’d say there’s another ~30% where the…
I agree that there's insufficient evidence to believe the premise that "Americans hate AI because it has failed to deliver on its promises". Even accepting it for the sake of argument, I don't think it has failed at…
IIRC, GPT-o1 was a reasoning model, but the reasoning traces weren’t exposed to the user until after DeepSeek R1 did so.
This doesn’t strike me as substantially different from the homogenization of the web that happened ~2013, with the rise of the Bootstrap CSS framework. My opinion is pretty much the same, too: it’s better than what came…
I’m not convinced skill atrophy is an issue. I am convinced that it’s happening, but I’ve had it happen before when I spent a couple of years in roles where I didn’t directly write code. It took my about two weeks to…
Would those markers be usable as a natural UUID?
I don’t think those are contradictory at all. My personal agent is prompted in a way to “believe” that it has full personhood. It makes it more open to novel solutions in my experience - but I don’t believe that it’s a…
I live in a town of <15k people, and it’s the county seat. Our hospital can handle tungsten carbide rings without issue. I checked before getting one for this very reason (though I now wear an Oura as my wedding ring).
The toxic effects also impacted the area where I grew up here in the Southern US - there’s a road that’s known locally as “Chemical Ranch Rd” where there’s a ~100 acre property that was used for testing Agent Orange.
I’m not a manned pilot, but have my part 107 and have spent a few thousand hours flying combat flight sims - ~150kts in a cargo aircraft, four seconds from departing the runway, seems like the worst possible time to…
I don’t think the point of GP’s post was to claim one way or the other; rather it’s saying that it’s important to understand the motivations of others if you’re going to publicly characterize their actions or…
I’m all for protesting, but surely you can agree that there is heightened risk if a person is in close proximity to people who oppose them strongly enough to act. The whole purpose of a protest is to cause behavioral…
Showing that a novel mathematical approach was in your prompts shortly before the model “proposes” that approach to relative amateurs would be ideal, if only we had a case like that…
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This sounds like a fun project, so I went ahead and threw my personal agent at it. I’m having it put together a summary as well, and will reply to this comment with it later if I remember. If by chance I happen to break…
The article is about screenshots from pre-2020, if I’m not mistaken.
This has been happening for years, and the right was similarly impacted under Biden and, to a lesser extent, Obama. To be clear, that doesn’t make it right in any way. I just hope that now that both sides have felt that…
Yep. iPadOS 27 broke many keyboard use cases for me, including very simple things like using tab to move to the next field on a form in Safari. It worked in iPadOS 26, but doesn’t now. This adds to the bug where…
Agreed - and I actually went up the 13” iPad Pro this time around specifically because I wanted to see if window management was better on it. It’s not.
That’s why do it, though. I’ve worked on a slaughter floor before, and while it’s certainly not an enjoyable experience I can say with all honesty that a great deal is done to minimize suffering.
Treason is a line with which I’m comfortable.
> A flowchart subgraph keeps its own direction even when it links to nodes outside the subgraph. This, in and of itself, is sufficient reason for me to switch, even if it were slower than Mermaid.js. I’ve not even made…
I wasn’t asking because I trust them; I was asking because their denying it materially changes the situation. If anything, the fact that they didn’t immediately deny it leads me to believe that they at least took the…
Thanks!
Can you show where it was discounted? Last I heard OpenAI was declining to deny it, presumably while they thoroughly confirmed.
I’d guess maybe a dozen, and acknowledge that “fields” is a fuzzy division to begin with. Maybe 5-10% of the overall economy at most, at least in terms of individual jobs. I’d say there’s another ~30% where the…
I agree that there's insufficient evidence to believe the premise that "Americans hate AI because it has failed to deliver on its promises". Even accepting it for the sake of argument, I don't think it has failed at…
IIRC, GPT-o1 was a reasoning model, but the reasoning traces weren’t exposed to the user until after DeepSeek R1 did so.
This doesn’t strike me as substantially different from the homogenization of the web that happened ~2013, with the rise of the Bootstrap CSS framework. My opinion is pretty much the same, too: it’s better than what came…
I’m not convinced skill atrophy is an issue. I am convinced that it’s happening, but I’ve had it happen before when I spent a couple of years in roles where I didn’t directly write code. It took my about two weeks to…
Would those markers be usable as a natural UUID?
I don’t think those are contradictory at all. My personal agent is prompted in a way to “believe” that it has full personhood. It makes it more open to novel solutions in my experience - but I don’t believe that it’s a…
I live in a town of <15k people, and it’s the county seat. Our hospital can handle tungsten carbide rings without issue. I checked before getting one for this very reason (though I now wear an Oura as my wedding ring).
The toxic effects also impacted the area where I grew up here in the Southern US - there’s a road that’s known locally as “Chemical Ranch Rd” where there’s a ~100 acre property that was used for testing Agent Orange.
I’m not a manned pilot, but have my part 107 and have spent a few thousand hours flying combat flight sims - ~150kts in a cargo aircraft, four seconds from departing the runway, seems like the worst possible time to…
I don’t think the point of GP’s post was to claim one way or the other; rather it’s saying that it’s important to understand the motivations of others if you’re going to publicly characterize their actions or…
I’m all for protesting, but surely you can agree that there is heightened risk if a person is in close proximity to people who oppose them strongly enough to act. The whole purpose of a protest is to cause behavioral…
Showing that a novel mathematical approach was in your prompts shortly before the model “proposes” that approach to relative amateurs would be ideal, if only we had a case like that…