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Yes.

Yeah, this has been for a while now.

When Digital Extremes made and hosted their own wiki for Warframe instead of the fandom one, you had to directly search the main page of their wiki from Google instead of just searching.

My 2c:

Religion, and likely a concept by those in power that sex should be free whenever they want it.

Education problem.

Business students are indoctrinated into neoliberal concepts in post secondary.

When they graduate, they take up sales, marketing and management positions. They are blinded by greed and money is all they know.

No you are not.

Per the article, all three LLMs ran the same test by the same third party company.

The “balance to the force” was misread by the Jedi council as meaning a complete Jedi victory over the Sith. Even in the first and second movies, Yoda and Windu both express doubts about the accuracy of the prophecy.

What a more pragmatic view would be is that a the force wanted a new type of force wielder philosophy where emotions don’t rule over you(what the Sith ended as) but also one where emotion and connection are allowed to exist(what the Jedi outlawed.)

To that end, pre-Disney Luke and his academy were that new force wielder academy. One could argue that prequels Anakin struggled to meet that balance and his rebuff by the Jedi masters led to him being manipulated by Palpatine.

In this scenario it does exactly what it is told to do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegory_of_the_cave

That was my experience growing up at the time.

That’s my lived experience when myself and my friends all chose to stop using NN. It is irrelevant if you believe me or not as that is the truth.

Eh, Internet Explorer beat out Netscape because the latter was incredibly bloated and could take dozens(plural) of minutes to boot.

If you wanted something done quick, if you tried IE you’d be done and moved on by the time Netscape loaded; even if once it loaded it was faster at loading pages.

To expand on that if I may:

What alcohol does is impair your judgement and your motor control(reaction time)

So things you normally would not do for a variety of reasons(like, yell at a giant easily angered bouncer), now seem like a great idea.

It doesn’t make you do things, it allows you to do things your sober self might find reprehensible into outright vile.

This. The original intent of the downvote on reddit was for things that actively take away from the conversations; not merely because you disagree with it.

Equally, the upvote was for things that contribute, not just for things you like.

“Think of the game devs needing to make money”

Says the former dev whose biggest success, Unreal Tournament, had little to do with Epic itself.

1. Digital Extremes made the weapons and many of the default maps.
2. Fan mods made most of the success of the first three games.

And Fortnite started as a Pubg clone.

Hah, they overdid their marketing and are reaping the rewards.

The one that might be useful is routes, as that provides a lot of real life path tracking by people going from A to B along a preset route.

And those are heavily used.

As someone whose SO played the game for years and as a result has a friend group who also played it.

Fun fact: it’s not worth as much as they think it is.

Fucking no one does the scanning quests. You get one and let it sit there unfinished because they take too long too do.

Based on my understanding:
The glasses would send data to the user’s phone, which would maintain the local end of a bank of faces, and relay that to a central server for full id.

Similar to how Facebook builds profiles on you across the web on connected sites regardless of whether you are logged into Facebook.

I was using a set of template files designed for LLMs to review that project. It is absolutely the fault of Claude that it tools me to do something one way, then told me to try another and when I reverted it said it was the optimal approach.

Where I find it helps is in getting initial starts and as a start to code review. But in both cases they aren’t ever operating on their own and their feedback is filtered through myself or another senior dev.

My first use of Claude this week, for code reviews only(since no LLM can be trusted to write a user story or test suite), had it gaslight me.

It marked down my code for using a specific practice to make some xml safer and easier to read.

When I tried things its way, it wanted me to change it back.