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actsasbuffoon
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Comment #49199277
Or the third path: use Pi to customize Pi. It’s pretty fast and easy, and now it does exactly what you want.
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Comment #49044434
Huh, this is interesting. I would have never described the computer as roleplaying in a CRPG. That feels weird and inappropriately anthropomorphizing. I kinda feel the same way abo…
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Comment #49044360
The Bill Nye theme song is a threat to national security. That’s the timeline we’re living in now.
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Comment #49044351
I have way too many AI subscriptions. My favorite thing about Kimi K3 is that it just does what you tell it to do. “Hey Kimi, penetration test my app,” doesn’t get me a refusal, a …
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Comment #49044302
I literally had Opus 5 flag a message because my hand was slightly too far to the side while typing. It apparently decided that a sentence that had some garbled words in it was a t…
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Comment #48985750
Yeah, that felt abrupt. Leave the audience wanting more, I guess?
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Comment #48948959
For what it’s worth, I enjoy the pelican test. I don’t care if it’s scientific. It’s a fun thing I look forward to when a new model drops.
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Comment #48943171
And because the conversation keeps happening, now the conversation about being trained on it is being trained on. One of these days you’ll prompt a new model for a pelican and it’l…
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Comment #48722995
I did a project on Windows 3.1 a few months back for fun. Borland C++ is still out there on abandonware websites.
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Comment #48606465
Yeah, I know Kent is a very respected developer with a long and celebrated career. But I did not like the attitude of this article at all. I’m a principal engineer. I have an oblig…
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Comment #48053979
Apple just dropped the 128GB option as well.
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Comment #47989475
This is so strange. I do a ton of RE with Claude, Codex, and sometimes Deepseek, GLM, and Kimi. I don’t have difficulty getting any of them to use IDA or otherwise decompile things…
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Comment #47979134
I’m assuming they mean social engineering, and not “How would a gay person say their credit card number?”
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Comment #47371559
I have wondered if that’s why Grok seems so weird and dim-witted compared to better models. Part of my job involves comparing the behavior of various models. Grok is a deeply weird…
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Comment #47364354
Because they’re not really trying to protect kids.
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Comment #47300111
Not sure if I’m misunderstanding your claim. A string does vibrate as the sum of the string’s harmonics. That’s how pinch harmonics work, and they wouldn’t work if that wasn’t the …
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Comment #47277673
A ham sandwich has some strong qualities. I’m not kidding. The president would do basically nothing for four years, which would cause some things to move slowly. But it would be a …
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Comment #47264760
But what if it didn’t summarize Harry Potter? What if it analyzed Harry Potter and came back with a specification for how to write a compelling story about wizards? And then someon…
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Comment #47021157
Yeah, spatial reasoning has been a weak spot for LLMs. I’m actually building a new code exercise for my company right now where the candidate is allowed to use any AI they want, bu…
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Comment #46915589
I had an issue with one of my Sprites (Fly.io also runs sprites.dev) and the CEO responded to me personally in less than 10 minutes. They got it fixed quickly. I was a free custome…
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Comment #46905550
Sure, that’s one solution. You could also Isle of Dr Moreau your way to a pelican that can use a regular bike. The sky is the limit when you have no scruples.
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Comment #46855985
Ironically, I find LLMs far better at helping me dive into unfamiliar code than at writing it. A few weeks ago a critical bug came in on a part of the app I’d never touched. I had …
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Comment #46850569
It’s been a lot of fun watching her subscriber count go through the roof. She’s outrageously talented. It’s also funny because usually it’s hard to reproduce what a musician does. …
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Comment #46696086
Why would you pay for a meal you could make at home? Because I have neither the time nor inclination to make it at home right now. I have other stuff I need to do.
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Comment #46504807
How long until the marketing geniuses at Microsoft launch “Copilot Copilot for Copilot?”