Replying to @CtrlAltDwayne
Fable 5.5 and Astra 6.5 on the same day maybe?
Replying to @SteelMen_Pod @JonathanPieNews
This post has just shy of 400k views. What’s the nightly viewer count of the show in question on ITV?
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Replying to @just_some_dev
So if I call enough people distress I can be banned from anger management courses and unlimited fines? Well saddle up cunts, it’s time to cause some alarm.
Replying to @theo
Has Cursor regressed again with their quality? Some of their features are broken or make zero sense lately.
Replying to @GergelyOrosz
Yeah I’ve seen it a couple of times, but personally I’ve found I’ve gotten way more opportunities by being likeable and funny than pure technical brilliance alone.
Replying to @skdh @Chandra06891946
They probably about to release a new model then; this often happens during the last few weeks of training.
Replying to @MaxRovensky
Steam lets you sell the same game elsewhere for the same platform(s) at lower prices, lets you use alternate payment methods and/or manage your data/subscriptions directly via the game developers if you so choose.
Replying to @mattpocockuk
I think they should be called ‘Expert problems’ because they essentially require the things needed to become an Expert in something (Veritasium did a great video on the conditions required to become an ‘expert’ at something) - a valid, predictable, repeatable test environment that gives timely feedback and the ability to repeatedly run tests/environment and an objective measure within that environment/framework to measure success.
This is why AI is so damn good at things like chess, coding, mathematics etc - they all have these qualities.
Veritasium’s video on ‘Experts’ is here: youtu.be/5eW6Eagr9XA?si=22zS…
Replying to @CtrlAltDwayne
Only when they can do that, are the clankers allowed to refer to themselves as ASI.
Replying to @dev_maims
Interesting subtle wording in the options means it’s basically: code/make “everything”but slowly, or code/make a lot - but not everything - very quickly.
Replying to @AvidCommentator
Why the fuck should we care about the “wellbeing” of pedos or rapists after we’ve deported them? Just deport the cunts and if natural justice takes its course, humanity is better for it. Personally I’d rather they just be taken behind the shed and shot - it’s cheaper, greener, and way more efficient.
Replying to @CtrlAltDwayne
Just have the launch sequence involve extracting a button battery from its packaging. That shit is damn near impossible even for humans.
Replying to @theo
What is the design number of folds? Problem is that these things are a distribution, and if an 'average' phone is failing way less than they originally intended, it could mean that there's a flaw in their design, assumptions or tolerances.
Replying to @CtrlAltDwayne
If AI is good enough to replace devs at Microsoft, why is Windows still so shit? Why are they enshittifying Office365 so hard?
Replying to @PiesBolts @CtrlAltDwayne
Only if you hyper-focus on the reset. Other labs are not this aggressive with limits, and when they have been aggressive with rate limits in the past it's because they too were compute constrained.

