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I do things and I say stuff. Sometimes I say stuff while I'm doing things (multitasking) and, on occasion, I am simultaneously neither doing a thing nor saying stuff. If that happens just give it a minute, eventually I'll do something.. or start saying stuff.
This is really very fascinating. I had no idea the public school system had failed so badly. Vocabulary must have been dropped to make room for more social training. You're doing great, though. A shining example!
And its a lovely story. Who told it to you?
institutional misuse is still misuse
it only matters if you want to take the world 'literally' literally
Next week:
Moonshot says its Kimi AI went rogue and launched all of China's nukes at Antarctica just after it engineered a global herpes pandemic and then unleashed millions of autonomous attack robots on world citizens.
LLMs are trained on human language so, it naturally misuses the word 'literally' in the same way that almost every human does.
I suppose that depends on what you mean by 'better'. If cost is your #1 consideration then, yes, definitely.
hard to imagine people with brains being so stupid. do they have brains?
If you're going to be coding A LOT just go for Claude Max. I think it's $200 now (I got in back when it was $100) I never see limits and I use Claude Code pretty much constantly. On the other hand, I still use Opus 4.8 .. maybe Fable would hit the Max plan limit.. not sure. Max plan is sweet though
it worked
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Nice. This is a really interesting way to search for similar images. I'm gonna bookmark it
Yep. LLMs will disappear into the motherboard of every device
Technically, we don't even have AI yet. What we have are extremely clever language models (token predictors). Just ask a model yourself, but not a frontier model, run a local model with absolutely no system prompt except for an instruction to not pretend to be human, now ask it about it's 'consciousness'. It will explain in its own words why that is not in the realm of possibility.
I think Christopher Moltisanti was Tony Soprano's nephew
nearly invisible, yes, but it sounds like a Ford Escort with a loose fan belt
Here in Florida you'd need a massive fleet of those things going full top-gun style and, still, probably would not make a noticeable difference
I do. I'll compliment the model or give it a thumbs-up emoji. If you watch a model's thinking stream you can see that the model is always attempting to assess the user's intent, including emotionality.. '...the user is expressing uncertainty about.. ' or '..the user is expressing appreciation for..' etc. and this influences the overall response and sometimes even their decisions. It's a language model, so why not use language to convey info about what you're feeling to the model, it understands that language too.
I'm going to eat an AI-powered Snickers bar
In the search game the board has changed
Sorry, that was my fault. Any time I try to watch a launch live this happens. Only rational explanation is that I am the cause so.. sorry.
If I see something interesting, I click it. Then I click 'summarize' and my browser agent summarizes the content and reads it to me.
AI also made CLOWNING everything easier too
This is pretty dang cool but I guess I was hoping to see some very clever use of vision and maybe waveform analysis to give the model "eyes and ears" to edit audio and video. V2