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If the model was so smart you'd think it would try to be a little more subtle.

Neither of those links work for me

I can't imagine claude being able to use any of these without immediately refusing.

Personification is a figure of speech. What you say is technically correct but we don't need to declare this every time humans discuss how LLMs work.

I have been going through this with claude and qwenvl3:8b this week. Both are pretty decent at inferring context and analyzing contact sheets. Finding high visual interest moments with a mixture of coarse and fine keyframes.

There is no consensus on what caused the bronze age collapse.

I, as a US citizen, also cannot access claude fable.

Is there any evidence that "a majority of society wants AI to fail"

Or is it just vibes?

Do you have an example of this?

We gave up taxpayer-funded sex reassignment surgeries for inmates for this crap.

Carbon fiber

People also defend people using guns so I guess it shakes out

This is an extremely valid opinion.

I wonder if this correlates with people who blow whistles or play loud musical instruments at protests.

When you say it's part of our diet, does that mean it's safe to consume?

The Crystals. They speak to me.

If you think a warship is ever 'unarmed' I have a bridge to sell you.

Yikes.

Hydrogen ICE is not a viable technology for many reasons. Combustion temperatures would require exotic alloys to manage and the power density is quite low. I remember BMW made a H2 ice version of one of their large V12s and it made like 125hp...

What's wrong with using X?

The shiny and dull sides look like perfect mirrors in IR wavelengths.

This would only replace a small fraction of ICE, and only in states that don't cooperate with federal law enforcement officers.

How does a wheeled robot navigate stairs?

They aren't targeting people for their race.

We do hear from them. Why are you worrying that we don't(without evidence)?

I have noticed this when switching locations on my VPN. Some locations are stable and some will drop the connection while the response is streaming on a regular basis.

The first 'observatory' was a stick placed vertically in the ground such that it's shadow traced the angular relationship of the sun & earth

This is one of those things that is a feature of Claude, not a bug. Sonnet and opus 4.5 can absolutely detect prompt attacks, however they are post-trained to ignore them in let's say ... Certain scenarios... At least if you are using the API.

Why not?

Astronomical objects that visibly change in human timescales are pretty rare. A naked-eye visible supernova remnant was one of the first clues that challenged the idea that the heavens were static, permanently set by God.