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Very interesting approach. Thanks for sharing.

He is not Korean

It wasn’t personal.

Once asked Claude to guess what the prompt was that generated a mail. Didn’t work unfortunately.

When I wrote a snarky mail to the MD and I couldn’t suppress my anger, Claude did a great job smoothing it out while keeping it pointy.

I do the same in the evening. Gradually fading the light low till they turn off one by one, over the course of an hour and a half. It has the reverse effect and makes me sleepy.

Where are you thinking of moving to?

Where can I find those?

And that’s fine. Another follows after. If we leave them something.

Interesting. 25000 hours actually.

You have to be be proud, yes.

Having to pay for utilities you mean?

They are proud people who want to defend their country.

Interesting. So you put these into the project folder for Claude to follow?

Yes, but I would appreciate it if it uses English to explain its logic to me.

Eventually you can show Claude how you solve problems, and explain the thought process behind it. It can apply these learnings but it will encounter new challenges in doing so. It would be nice if Claude could instigate a conversation to go over the issues in depth. Now it wants quick confirmation to plough ahead.

Source?

Seedream is the only one that outputs 4k. Last time I checked that is..

MacBook Air then

Yes, this also seems bonkers to me.

Did you know in the US Federal law does not require any specific licensing or safety training to purchase a firearm.

Yes, inverting it back to before there was regulations and a massive tourism industry.

But it is not a US company.

Yes, profound emotional response. There were cg animations before Pixar.

Pixar moment for me means a novel techonology evoking a profound emotional response for the first time. This was not it.

Nothing more human than a hater.

Did you made it for yourself or for your wife?

It is simply more difficult to cram the specs into a smaller form factor and they sell for less. A loose-loose situation. The same is happening in the tv market. 32” is disappearing because it’s more expensive to build smaller 4k displays.

When it comes to risk-reward decisions, I think humans are pretty bad at this. Individual circumstances often influence decisions more than statistical reasoning. The chance that a human will need the expertise of a health professional at some point in their life is close to 100%, but it’s impossible to predict when and in what capacity.

I baffled that you think a society is better off leaving it up to individual choice whether to have any healthcare at all. That’s actually one of the main reasons why healthcare is so expensive and out of reach for many people in the US: leaving healthcare decisions to individuals leads to fragmented risk pools, higher administrative costs, and generally worse outcomes.

So in general you would argue the US system is better?