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I'll consider it if they let me use a subscription with a custom harness, like Codex does. Until then, no thanks.

> OpenAI models used to be the prototype for robotic text, but lately I've been finding them much more natural.

This was the biggest thing I noticed in the 6 models; their conversational prose is dramatically less grating.

Okay, now price cut 6 Sol (and rename it to Terra again).

Perhaps we should never ever use hashed class names?

I'm fairly sure it's just luck of the draw if you get put onto a quant'd model or not. I've seen luna xhigh change intelligence fairly drastically on a day to day basis.

Assembly is honestly very easy to learn, especially ARM assembly, for the basics (even if whole-program assembly is still difficult). In the worst case, you end up learning something interesting.

> On top of my on-going battle with Windows + Firefox + DNS/TLS resolution sometimes stalling for seconds at a time,

Have you tried disabling HTTP/2?

I think ultimately 90% of the time, Luna XHigh is basically as good as you need, as long as you're willing to step in occasionally before it creates an architectural disaster.

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> I don't get why everyone reaches for an extraordinary explanation when the ordinary will do: both of these companies have quite a bit of downtime.

And not only that, when one goes down a bunch of API traffic switches over to the other, spiking demand and knocking it down.

Unplug the ethernet cable leading to the outside world, then?

How did it get banned? Presumably it has a modchip inside which means that getting updates from alternative sources is still viable.

Why does it have like 0.1s animations?

When the entire post is staccato sentences it's very easy to tell.

It's the staccato sentences

Megafauna did not have steel skin and could bleed

Luckily they don't come with a built-in fist filter.

If they made a shower you could walk in, every single problem facing humanity would be solved in three weeks.

They were actually eaten (in the early modern era) or ground up for paint.

The standard library has a whole bunch of tools to let them test and evolve APIs with a required-opt in, but every single ecosystem package has to get it right first try because Cargo will silently forcibly update packages and those evolution tools aren't available to third party packages.

Such a stupid state of affairs.

Security through obscurity is an excellent first-line defense, as long as you have other real defenses at the next layer.

I think more people should take AI advice for personal problems, and especially for medical issues. This would solve a lot of problems in society fairly quickly.

The old system was nonfunctional and any base that used lots of fluids (like modded ones, or new space age ones) were constantly running up against nonsensical mechanics.

Rust is also design-by-committee.

"Not just X -- it's Y" is one of the more irritatingly common signs, especially for sentences like that one which absolutely do not need it.

The Wikipedia article on detecting AI writing is a big help if you need to calibrate your sensors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing

> Designing a product with billions of eyeballs on it isn't just challenging — it requires a fundamentally different approach.

I'm not reading this.

Person who pays for AI: We should make everything revolve around the thing I pay for

Real humans don't speak in LinkedIn Standard English

I laugh every time somebody qualifies their anti-AI comments with "Actually I really like AI, I use it for everything else". The problem is bad, but the cause of the problem (and especially paying for the cause of the problem)? That's good!

> I've heard, but haven't confirmed, they also detect you opening developer tools using various methods and remove your auth keys from localstorage while you have it open to make account takeovers harder. (but not impossible)

You can open the network tab, click an API requesst, and copy the token from the Authorization header.