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    Comment #49061042

    Here's a video in which a Rabbi who is a member of the sect clarifies the story: https://xcancel.com/Truthtellerftm/status/197901264211193488...

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    Comment #48963074

    I hope so! In the model selector in claude code in the browser it still says "Available until July 19" next to Fable. Also on Friday I did get an error while using Fable that said …

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    Comment #48961647

    Theoretically it'll still happen tomorrow. But we'll see--I think they've extended it twice?

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    Comment #48882112

    The Pilgrims weren't looking for women. They were looking for religious freedom.

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    Comment #48871160

    How is Elon Musk going to poison our atmosphere?

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    Comment #48854825

    Or use webassembly to sandbox them

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    Comment #48834183

    Then you're over-generalizing your experience. Fable is definitely a tier above Opus for me.

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    Comment #48833434

    Is it because of the type of work you're trying to get Fable to do or because Fable knows you're a medical physicist? I.e. if your CLAUDE.md says "I'm a medical physicist" but you'…

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    Comment #48806301

    I was talking to a friend recently about those Tupperware parties (she did a different brand). I think maybe those were better for society than modern ads. People had to get out of…

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    Comment #48738902

    Here, I’ll define it: nationalist is the idea that nations, including the concept of borders, are a great way to organize people to prevent situations like what Sweden is going thr…

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    Comment #48738108

    Africa, the Middle East, etc. There’s not just one answer.

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    Comment #48738056

    What solution do you have in mind? And is it guaranteed to work? Because deporting the people who are massively over represented in crime is guaranteed to work.

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    Comment #48612937

    I always found a certain line from Bob Dylan a bit haunting: > The line, it is drawn, the curse, it is cast > The slow one now will later be fast > *As the present now will later b…

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    Comment #48600446

    I have a a theory that LLMs are going to be the death knell of big SaaS. It's so much harder to build and maintain an massive SaaS that does 80% of what 80% of your customers want,…

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    Comment #48573705

    That's expensive though. The sooner you stop it from acting out the less you spend on a rabbit trail.

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    Comment #48571754

    I'd like to switch to a sales career--can you give me any pointers?

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    Comment #48554657

    AIPAC is mostly funded by Zionist Jewish billionaires[1]. Characterizing this as "Americans, doing the American political thing" conflates normal Americans with Zionist Jewish bill…

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    Comment #48543885

    I don't mind paying for a subscription, as long as I'm not also paying for the privilege of being locked in to a specific vendor. If I pay for a subscription and then your prices q…

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    Comment #48543687

    Hyperbole is a useful tool in presenting an argument. One of its greatest advantages is that someone who is uninterested in engaging in good faith will often nitpick the hyperbole …

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    Comment #48540427

    Comments like yours are what people mean when they say they're switching between attacking and playing the victim. Your response to perceived "antisemitism" is to play the victim, …

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    Comment #48515708

    Yeah it's bragging rights that they were the first. I bet Sam Altman is seething at this news.

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    Comment #48515093

    I was building a cli tool that showed a graph of git commits, kind of like git log --graph, and deepseek v4 simply could not figure out a specific ui quirk where things weren't lin…

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    Comment #48510079

    This is cool! I assume a lot of this was Fable orchestrating sub-agents with cheaper models, right? Something I noticed with Fable is that if it spun off three sub-agents in the cl…