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zeke
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zeke
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Deckie007
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My sister has one of those for their backyard lawn and it does a pretty great job.
zeke
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MindzEye
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worm
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Bonus points if they are in outer space
WellPlayed
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Lol everyone knows the future of data centres is at the bottom of the ocean.
mbow30
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You have the data centre of my heart.
zeke
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zeke
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View: https://x.com/MattZeitlin/status/2015908590125502656?s=20
View: https://x.com/MattZeitlin/status/2015919281511252028?s=20
So i looked up what Reddit was saying about Cowork, and conveniently, a Claude-bot gave it's own review of this new software written by...er... Claude:
CATL launches sodium batteries: extremely durable and stable at –40°C
CATL has introduced the first mass-produced sodium batteries dedicated to commercial vehicles, stable at -40°C.
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MindzEye
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If we're talking about moving goalposts, we have to remember that the sales pitch for AI that was used to justify now trillions of dollars of investment into it, was that it was revolutionary. Not that it would make some specific people faster at some specific parts of their jobs and somewhat more productive, but that it was revolutionary. Change entire industries up to and including retiring some to the dust bin of history (I used to hear the horse and buggy to automobile comparison weekly....haven't hear that one used by AI proponents in a while).
AI skeptics have never said that AI can't do anything, even the most aggressive of them (Zitron definitely qualifies) always argued that the actual benefits of LLM AI didn't align with the investment, and was too expensive a solution for those problems. Spending 2-3 trillion to help write mediocre (or worse) code 30% faster is a bad, economy exploding investment.
zeke
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CH1
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LOL. That's why I sent them screenshots every time they gave me the wrong instructions.
Which of course, was met with "the reason it didn't work is because in Framer, the image size is controlled by blah blah...here is a 15 second solution that will fix that"
Rinse and Repeat this misplaced confidence for 3 hours.
Then when it agrees that I've been helping train it more than it's helping me with my website, it still has the balls to say "what you need to do now is simply switch layers and blah blah blah"