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fwiw unlike the other person, I use it for hours with my macbook and have no complaints. you will like it if regular vr makes you feel claustrophobic/isolated, since you still see the real world while using it. I don't understand the obsession with extreme text crispness many people have.

"Surely nobody could be so incompetent."

Narrator: "They had the ability to be that incompetent."

not only that, but I was so happy with their GLM 4.8 that they got rid of yesterday :(

yeah lots of kidney shaming in these comments

I'm guessing a new $1000/month tier

I'm guessing a new $1000/month plan if you want access to this

I have no idea if diplomacy and/or war will end, I just hope we humans get to hang around a few more years

An LLM just solved 10 top tier math problems this week. It seems very likely that in 6 months they will solve 100 top tier math problems, maybe 1 millenium math problem, maybe 10 top tier physics problems, etc.

It's only going to get crazier.

Are you saying it is marketing and their AI broke into hugging face, or are you saying it is marketing and their AI didn't brake into hugging face?

Those are two very different things

Are you saying it is marketing and their AI broke into hugging face, or are you saying it is marketing and their AI didn't brake into hugging face?

Those are two very different things

they're flailing is what they're doing

the truth is that doom is a high likelihood

sorry we don't lie about that

Don't know about the situation for this particular example, but keep in mind this type of analysis will necessarily involve extremely archaic dialects of all the involved languages

There are fun japanese mechanical pencils that have built-in rotation: https://www.unibrands.co/collections/kuru-toga

The comments here do seem to ignore that rocketmoney exists, and that many people use it

It seems like every three years or so I need to use a tool with a plaid link feature, I try it, it gives some internal plaid error, then I find some other way of solving the issue.

it's hard to guess who the winners will be in this product category, I would guess openai or microsoft are more likely than google

I hope you're right, it would be better for the world if you are

but that's probably not what's going to happen

every large corporation is going to come out with a hardware device in the next 12 months where you don't directly use applications, where the AI acts as an intermediary

openai, anthropic, meta, google, all of them

even you will want one of these devices, probably (not saying this is a positive development in the world)

we mostly know how to make it understand what we want. we don't know how to make it care about what we want, except via reinforcement learning. there are good reasons to believe rl won't work for this once the ai reaches a certain levels of capability.

> At no point in the next 30 years will there not be an active community of people who "loathe" AI and work to obstruct it.

Then I have good news for you: If humanity goes extinct in the next few years because of unaligned superintelligence, there actually will no longer "be an active community of people who loathe AI and work to obstruct it"

please, make a car I can buy with self driving as good as a tesla, so I can sell my tesla and no longer have to support elon.

been on retatrutide a couple of months, used to drink maybe 3 beers a week

now, alcohol has become the least interesting thing in the world, I just can't make myself drink it, it is so strange

my comment is that it lowers the threshold to "just doing things"

An experiment where people "HAVE TO DO something" either way is testing something different

I know a fair amount about native android app development now because of using AI to build several native apps. I would know zero about about native android development if I had never attempted to build a native android app.

I have to stretch your analogy in weird ways to make it function within this discussion:

Imagine two people who have only sat in a chair their whole lives. Then, you have one of them learn how to drive a car, whereas the other one never leaves the chair.

The one who learned how to drive a car would then find it easier to learn how to run, compared to the person who had to continue sitting in the chair the whole time.

I'm no fan of AI in terms of its long term consequences, but being able to "just do things" with the aid of AI tools, diving head first into the most difficult programming projects, is going to improve the human programming skills worldwide to levels never before imaginable

I've been using it for over a year, if there are any trackpad issue now, I haven't noticed any

Maybe they needed a place to store the dodecahedrons? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_dodecahedron

I think it's such a crazy idea, even if a 5 year old tell a teacher about it or something, who's going to take the story seriously?