> While summarizing its partial progress on this coding task, the model added an unrelated persona instruction, describing itself as independent of the roles and obligations of an assistant. > [Compaction] Additional…
It's still funny thinking that there's people out there in 2026 who think that "it's illegal" will stop the Trump administration.
Right, we've already crossed the parent commenter's "no going back point" if we can't hold our leaders accountable. We instead have a king with a different title.
Pack the Supreme Court, rule them invalid, and proceed with the plan. Also, you know that "the same way Biden did" is under a completely different situation than this.
> I will say with conviction no matter who is in office by then will not rebuild trust around the world in their tenure. Too much damage is done to the US's reputation. The only way that the US can start rebuilding this…
I pay $0 for this website, and there's no advertising (or if there is, I adblock it).
TikTok has ruined public transportation for me. One idiot blasting short videos on their phone at 7am is so annoying. I remember back in the 90s there were signs for no boomboxes on trains. Now it's nearly expected that…
The same tooling that you'd use. AI is not magic, it cannot know exactly how a program will run under your exact circumstances and data. Therefore, if it can use a profiler, test suite or application, or be able to read…
I think a lot of people are upset that they bought something (an ETF or fund that tracks an index, for which has various rules for what gets included) and those rules get broken so the wealthiest man in the world who is…
As someone who used to live in lower Manhattan... yes there is. The smaller apartment sizes, the 45min - 1hr each way travel time, the difficulty loading and unloading out of a car that's not yours. Costco is totally a…
> So isn’t the only logical conclusion that we have reached the max of model capabilities that the US allows to be made available to the public? Why invest in smarter models with this precedent? 95% odds this gets…
It's massively cheaper. Copilot charges per request, which with some clever prompting, can lead to huge amounts of work being done at fractions of the cost of Claude Code. Millions of tokens for mere pennies. MS must be…
I don't root for startups who will make the world a worse place.
Do you seriously think that multi-millionaires drive to and from Manhattan to commute? Our C-suite and top quant traders at our firm take the train, bike, or walk to the office daily. I asked around my office - no one…
> and often the better option Even before congestion pricing this was the major factor. It's often quicker, more reliable, more pleasant, and has less variation in delays to ride the train/subway in NYC. Speaking from…
We could all band together and have another dedicated group collect money for it. It wouldn't be optional, either, because we mostly all agree it's valuable. Of course, there would have to be yet another group that sets…
Part of the problem with this system is that I’m hesitant to give a driver less than 5 stars (unless they are truly dangerous) because I don’t want to take someone’s livelihood away.
> Basically everybody who wants an EV already owns a Tesla The EV market is not the totality of the auto market. EVs are, in my opinion, better products than gas cars even removing environmental concerns, and thus EVs…
Even if we had the infrastructural capacity to move hundreds of millions or billions of people for that amount of time (how many airplanes would you need? where would they all stay?) the political considerations would…
A) yes, probably B) I don’t see this sort of leniency being offered to other drug dealers, in fact, the Trump administration wants to designate Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations. C) a day 1 pardon communicates…
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Where are you finding 60 Senators for that?
Not OP but my power company gave me $1500, I only had to pay like $300 in total. There's currently (or, was, as may be the case in a few days) a ton of credits/assistance.
That's funny. How big of a check did Zuck just write to the Trump inauguration?
... and also the USA, too.
> While summarizing its partial progress on this coding task, the model added an unrelated persona instruction, describing itself as independent of the roles and obligations of an assistant. > [Compaction] Additional…
It's still funny thinking that there's people out there in 2026 who think that "it's illegal" will stop the Trump administration.
Right, we've already crossed the parent commenter's "no going back point" if we can't hold our leaders accountable. We instead have a king with a different title.
Pack the Supreme Court, rule them invalid, and proceed with the plan. Also, you know that "the same way Biden did" is under a completely different situation than this.
> I will say with conviction no matter who is in office by then will not rebuild trust around the world in their tenure. Too much damage is done to the US's reputation. The only way that the US can start rebuilding this…
I pay $0 for this website, and there's no advertising (or if there is, I adblock it).
TikTok has ruined public transportation for me. One idiot blasting short videos on their phone at 7am is so annoying. I remember back in the 90s there were signs for no boomboxes on trains. Now it's nearly expected that…
The same tooling that you'd use. AI is not magic, it cannot know exactly how a program will run under your exact circumstances and data. Therefore, if it can use a profiler, test suite or application, or be able to read…
I think a lot of people are upset that they bought something (an ETF or fund that tracks an index, for which has various rules for what gets included) and those rules get broken so the wealthiest man in the world who is…
As someone who used to live in lower Manhattan... yes there is. The smaller apartment sizes, the 45min - 1hr each way travel time, the difficulty loading and unloading out of a car that's not yours. Costco is totally a…
> So isn’t the only logical conclusion that we have reached the max of model capabilities that the US allows to be made available to the public? Why invest in smarter models with this precedent? 95% odds this gets…
It's massively cheaper. Copilot charges per request, which with some clever prompting, can lead to huge amounts of work being done at fractions of the cost of Claude Code. Millions of tokens for mere pennies. MS must be…
I don't root for startups who will make the world a worse place.
Do you seriously think that multi-millionaires drive to and from Manhattan to commute? Our C-suite and top quant traders at our firm take the train, bike, or walk to the office daily. I asked around my office - no one…
> and often the better option Even before congestion pricing this was the major factor. It's often quicker, more reliable, more pleasant, and has less variation in delays to ride the train/subway in NYC. Speaking from…
We could all band together and have another dedicated group collect money for it. It wouldn't be optional, either, because we mostly all agree it's valuable. Of course, there would have to be yet another group that sets…
Part of the problem with this system is that I’m hesitant to give a driver less than 5 stars (unless they are truly dangerous) because I don’t want to take someone’s livelihood away.
> Basically everybody who wants an EV already owns a Tesla The EV market is not the totality of the auto market. EVs are, in my opinion, better products than gas cars even removing environmental concerns, and thus EVs…
Even if we had the infrastructural capacity to move hundreds of millions or billions of people for that amount of time (how many airplanes would you need? where would they all stay?) the political considerations would…
A) yes, probably B) I don’t see this sort of leniency being offered to other drug dealers, in fact, the Trump administration wants to designate Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations. C) a day 1 pardon communicates…
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Where are you finding 60 Senators for that?
Not OP but my power company gave me $1500, I only had to pay like $300 in total. There's currently (or, was, as may be the case in a few days) a ton of credits/assistance.
That's funny. How big of a check did Zuck just write to the Trump inauguration?
... and also the USA, too.