I just tried it with the prompt "Navigate to diffbot.com, find the careers page and link me to the first machine learning engineering listing." and it still works. Nothing on the web_fetch tool documentation mentions this patch either.
Sorta amazes me how people in various levels of power will not say the obvious thing or actively discourage saying the obvious thing because it might offend Elon.
Recently all the big bank CEOs involved with the SpaceX IPO - a lot of money in that for them - but a company trading at 100x sales is clearly crazy.
1: Your family members already have shared "secrets" if they communicate regularly. It could be pet names, terms of endearment, shared experiences, unique monikers for things. It's language that is already familiar and you already use quite often. You should leverage that, and rely on that familiarity in a crisis, rather than trying to contrive something special for crisis-only ID.
2: My maternal grandmother was widowed and lived alone for decades. She had certain ways of knowing things. For example, every time we'd come home, she would test the doorknob. If someone had come and tried to jiggle the doorknob, we could tell by its feel. Just a simple mechanical giveaway. When Mom and/or Dad came by, they rang the doorbell by a special pattern. It wasn't complex, but it was distinct and recognizable from inside. It wasn't a securely encrypted ID, just a "secondary ring" that was unlike a stranger's touch on the doorbell button. And, of course, my parents can always interpret the antics of their indoor cat, in regards to who is approaching the house by car or on foot...
Except a car with a loud exhaust you'll hear for a max 10 seconds as it drives past you/ your house is not the same as having a house that is stationary, with a loudspeaker, that the neighbours will hear all the time.
It is based on user-generated content, it has a comment system, followers and stars (similar to "likes"). There is even an attention economy, and some gamification.
Social media doesn't have to be bad, it just needs to be social.
I think we’re going to start seeing more OSS models that perform especially well on certain tasks instead of trying to be generalists like the frontier models. That’s a winning formula because if you’re building an app on a model it often has a specific set of use cases
I think it is somewhat weird that nobody put Twain in.
I could also see someone suggesting Hemingway, although I don't buy it.
Hart Crane at this point in time seems somewhat secondary, so that was surprising.
The Tracy Chapman thing seemed seriously like a troll, I could definitely agree to a black Homer, but then I guess it would be Langston Hughes or James Baldwin as my choices.
To suggest someone though who has the name recognition for American literature that Homer had for the Greeks, it would need to be Twain. You can't really have a great national writer that hardly anybody in the nation can name.
Surprisingly, despite their motivations in doing so, the Chinese models being open-weight and therefore able to run locally on your own hardware, are far more trustworthy than any blackbox which solely exists to enrich X or Y billionaire.
If you’re youngish and healthy a short course of an oral steroid is very low risk and doesn’t require a PPI. And it’s indicated for severe throat pain.
> From our conversations though, a lot of companies also don't want to lose complete control over the user experience
As a user, I don't care, these companies have not been servicing us, nor have our best interests in mind. The investors are still prioritized. I want to see control taken from them.
This is the real opportunity in age of Ai. We need to rethink how the economy works for (the betterment of) all people.
In 1980s ibm has studied and said why sub-second response needed to maintain the mental flow. That time you send a whole screen unlike unix like character by character. This proves very true even when you deal with form processing. I think that we are dealing with the same issue here.
Keep your mental context in your brain is critical
Should feel faster now. When it has fetched both words it reveals them instantly, the blur only happens on the fade out animation while the fetch is happening. Thanks for the feedback!
Think MUI, heroUI, traditional components have you install their package, import the component and configure it through arguments.
ShadCN components have you copy the component code into your codebase, you own it. They come with the ability to configure arguments, but also because the code is yours its expected that you change the internal logic/styling/structure of the component.
I believe in the era of AI code the ladder just makes more sense.
The stories still passed down and translated into other languages two thousand years from now will be the answer. I think Sherman's memoirs could become something like the Iliad. They're surprisingly funny, engaging, and insightful, and Mark Twain (mentioned in this comment thread) had a hand in the memoirs IIRC.
I really don't get the appeal. I mainly use Signal, though I also use Telegram a lot, and Telegram seems a lot more dodgy. I constantly get spam on Telegram even though I never get spam on Signal.
I think its a pretty amazing engineering feat to combine Toyota reliability + 1.6L of engine + the weight of a hatchback + 300hp. Sure, not the best exhaust note, but probably such a fun little monster to drive.
