The photos on that article are nice inspiration for some pseudo-steampunk/vacuumpunk stuff.
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The photos on that article are nice inspiration for some pseudo-steampunk/vacuumpunk stuff.
Maybe it could if they stop crippling it so much
(Opus 5.5 thought a user was trying to hack it because their prompt contained the word "reasoning")
Goshdarnit they didn't see my suggestion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49899171
Then they could probably move to proper nouns: Sagittarius, Andromeda..
Remember that some people get access to the next flagship version long before us peasants do. I recall seeing the mention of "Astra" more than a month before it was officially announced
When was the last time you heard anybody say "opus" or "sonnet" before this?
Also it implies that "haikus" are inherently inferior to longer texts which may be kinda frown-inducing..
Many of which are thiccer than our beta ass sun
Pretty badass name tbh
Like who can figure out the ordering? With Luna < Terra < Sol < Astra it's obvious at a glance.
I propose for some third company to name after monsters: Cyclops < Minotaur < Ettin < Cerberus < Hydra < Kraken < Nyarlathotep (the AGI singularity stage)
It's not even anything controversial..
Gobbledegook. Planned obsolescence? This is accelerated obsolescence!
Why would anyone go for that instead of a MacBook Neo or even an iPad?
Hell, frickin watchOS 27 Siri on my Ultra 3 can't set a timer because "the Clock app isn't installed on this device" ...????
and 2027 was supposed to be a "polishing" release.
When will we start seeing the benefits of all the smart AI coding shit they've supposedly rented from Anthropic? 2030?
This shit needs to be stamped down by law.
People take up pitchforks and torches against AI data centers,
well how much time, money, and resources have been wasted on advertisements over the centuries?
How many people, including children, have been deceived by ads?
How much privacy has been violated in the name of "sErViNg YoU rElEvAnT aDs"?
Have you ever tried browsing YouTube from a poor connection, and noticed how long it takes to serve ads? How much bandwidth has been wasted on ads so far?
Who[m] does it all benefit?
But in the past 1 or so years, apart from internal tools, has anyone one-shotted an actual product that's actually being used by many people?
(apparently a city based on a hexagonal grid would be more efficient)
You're not gonna one-shot a full, actual product.
You still have to design the individual elements individually.
Like when trying different models and prompts to generate posters for a hypothetical game, I had to generate a standalone logo first, meticulously and carefully.
You can't just throw them a prompt saying “Make a poster with this and that for a game called MYGAMENAME.”
Even if you have a genie AI you need the darn logo on its own to be able to reuse it elsewhere.
Similarly you can't just say "Make a fighting game with 900 characters”; you're gonna have to design each individual character on its own.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt0OoXluC8g at 4:08:
Writers disagree on what effect word processing will have on the quality of our written language.
Some writers are concerned that computer assistance may promote dry bland writing.