IME it does fail pretty hard at first. One has to build up a little library of markdown and internal library of prompt techniques. Then it starts working okay. I agree there is a hurdle still, trying it on one task doesn't really get one over the hurdle.

I sure wish anyone other than a handful of Congress could become interested in serving democracy rather than filling their pockets.

And for saying less kind things, but by directly quoting the deceased.

HN commenters were saying those quotes were taken out of context. I have no frame of reference, but is this not true?

Most kirk’s comments context is quite evident. His final words for instance.

If that were true, the response would have been, "no, you're a bit off," instead of apoplectic rage and trying to cancel the person quoting him.

Let's not view any of this in isolation either. None of those accounts will say a single negative word about Donald's (most recent!) shockingly disrespectful thoughts for the deceased.

There are fewer and fewer shared public spaces every year anyway. It feels like everything is getting taken over by franchises that want to maximize customer throughput.

I am self-absorbed and devoid of empathy but it is still easy to logically deduce that other people don't want to hear my games, videos, or phone calls.

Being devoid of empathy would mean you may realize that people don't want to hear your shit, but you wouldn't care what other people want

Claude will also happily write a huge pile of junk into your home directory, I am sad to report. The permissions are idiotic as well, but I always use it in a container anyway. But I have not had it crash and it hasn't been slow starting for me.

Do you have a setup with a local Qwen that can write out niche tools pretty well? I have been curious about how much I could do local.

For society, yeah, since the AI training corpus is more normal people than sociopaths. Shareholders would be mad, I bet.

> Shareholders would be mad, I bet.

But think of how much profits will improve by not paying $tens of millions to employ a CEO!

No, no way they could have known stealing money and destroying evidence is illegal. So the Post-It note on the old court case gives them qualified (absolute) immunity.