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Oh wow, I did not know that. Thanks for the input. I doubt OP's jaded response was alluding to your insight, but still thanks for that, it's genuinely good to know.

I think it's fundamentally and issue with LLMs, for this to not happen they'd have to constantly think "what does other person think right now/what's their state of knowledge" AND …

I don't see it. To me it's like having e.g. 3 drunk PhDs arguing between each other to settle on truthful answers to questions.

I ask them to use Simple English and a jargon of the domain. This seems to work best for me.

> all its training is to suck up and maximize engagement rather than learning That's speculative, isn't it

Very well observed. I found one more thing: they fail to consider what a 3rd person might understand from your conversation, so when you ask it to dump stuff into a Documentation, …

> that only people with particular kind of brain can do. That's yours speculation, isn't it?Because if so, it would corroborate the same conclusion, i.e. if you exercise your memor…

People jump the gun to show their perceived intellectual superiority. Typically same kind of people are last to admit of a mistake.

" (...) After adjusting for _age_, sex, race, ethnicity and education, roughly 1 in 100 taxi and ambulance drivers died of Alzheimer’s, compared with 1 in 60 people overall."

I seriously wonder if the recent migrations between languages mande by major projects leveraging SOTA LLMs have started a new trend of a) making native apps more common, as opposed…

Yeah, isn't it the same thing with HIV virus and it's down to ones immune system having real limits?

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-ve-arm64.183752/ May 2026, but still. Now you prove they said it was NOT coming.

You could also claim it wasn't your signature and be refunded, but you can't claim that if the delivery person obtained the password only you had.

In any case, if you run a professional website, this immediately comes off as juvenile and/or amateurish. And am y people just assume it's part of your website.

They said publicly the Arm support was coming and that was in like 2024 or 2025.

Agreed. It's the same "where were the parents!" shouting, just phrased differently.

Ah yes, the good old "cigarettes and alcohol should be freely available to kids" lobby logic, like it's the 60s and 70s again.

Replying to myself, because I just bumped into these: https://www.reddit.com/r/claude/comments/1vfvdgz/anthropic_l... https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1vgpyni/my_opus_5..…

Is there any model that knows how to smooth an overly literary text over? I find Opus and Fable constantly decorate the documentation they write like a damn 19/20th century writer.…

Statements like this typically come from working on the same setup and context using different models. I actually have that very experience now; I work on something security-adjace…

Agreed, it's extremely frustrating. It's the only model that actually makes me curse when talking to it, even knowing how counterproductive it is.

That's status right now, and that's because we just got models than can speed up the mitigation or find new CVEs. Plenty of reports of how many of them get patched now, most recent…

By that time the same Mythos class run on specialized hardware 5 years earlier will have fixed the same bugs that the Mythos class on consumer devices could have exploited. We'll b…

Are there any obvious mistakes? Because the way I see it, AI can and the most models actually do write better READMEs than most people ever cared.

Why do you care who over why they did that?