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When I was in high school in the age of the LG Chocolate, we’d come home and hop on Facebook. So this pretty much tracks. Stopping phone use in schools is probably good for grades but it can’t help whatever goes on after school.

Awesome dude let the scabs work for free lol

Just hold a public yes/no vote on changing licensing to something paid, and charge $10 to vote no.

Well when your greatest ally acts like an adversary, who can blame them for the increased sovereign focus?

I’m thinking of an alternative word for idiotic.

Lesser known is that Polymarket’s Twitter accounts themselves are actually rebranded personal accounts from (often cancelled) esports personalities. People who have given up their brand or their career sold their accounts to Polymarket, who rebranded them.

You can check by looking up tweets from their account IDs. I think it’s possible they may have even left up the old tweets if you scroll back far enough.

GP was talking about how humans would spend their time after the "real work" is done, as if the only purpose of humanity is productivity or consumption.

Nice, fair enough.

There are no shortage of artistic pursuits, subcultures, pick-up leagues, and more that you're free to engage with. Get off the beaten path and you'll find humans enjoying life in a wide variety of ways that are uncorrupted by AI.

I don’t think it’s symmetrical. As a company, in a lot of cases, you get one shot to secure the thing. And then all owners collectively then get infinite time to jailbreak it.

So you’re going with: equating breaking the law by impersonating a police officer and reckless endangerment, to passive data collection with a camera? And not because it breaks the law, but because the police don’t like it?

Very brave man, good for you.

He may have promoted Super Intelligence as part of a domain squatting scheme for his buddies.

[0] https://www.snopes.com/news/2026/10/01/trump-super-intellige...

Some would argue those are all connected.

https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-housing-theory-of-every...

About Here did a good video on what they think the "problem" is with Gen Z (hint: they're a product of the environment they have inherited)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmLO69c_fyw

I'm using night life as a stand in for drinking, but I think it's closely related.

What's this got to do with Israel razing a neighbouring city?

In what sense is the forced, systematic removal of people from this area based on religious grounds "factually groundless"?

They don't live there anymore, they're displaced.

Ethnic cleansing, then. But this is exactly the sort of thing I'm talking about - very typical of Israel supporters: they debate you on the letter instead of acknowledging that what we see here is horrendous.

Then they suggest that this is justified because Israel is a jewish ethnostate.

Just what I was hoping for, very nice. Luna seems like a real replacement for DeepSeek on pricing. Haven't seen a comparison benchmark yet.

I agree but I like to take the time to remind the Americans how far they’ve fallen.

Because at present the pedophile US president is making it his mission to molest my country. China, for all its faults (including espionage, which the US is also guilty of) is mostly focused on conducting trade.

I'm Canadian so this sentiment has little value in 2026 unfortunately.

Anyone else more excited about Chinese models than American models these days? Big thing for me is affordability.

Try returning a short list of word options by lookup based on the current word completion. Would save some turns.

I was going to start by stating the difference is “a” is unspecific, “the” implies the subject is already known.

However as I thought more about it I realized it gets a little more complicated. I’m not academically studied in English, though I am a native speaker.

For example if you say, “Our town has a castle” - that’s a specific castle but you wouldn’t say “our town has the castle.”

Why? It has to do with what the listener knows. “Definite” means the subject is known to the listener. If I’m introducing a castle into the conversation that you don’t know, I’m talking about _a_ castle. Now that it’s introduced, I can tell you about _the_ castle.

For what it’s worth, I didn’t get that impression, and even noticed a couple typos ;)

Death cult.

That's not the type of alignment I'm talking about. I'm talking about: I spin up 1 million agents, will they start doing felonies knowingly?

This is good. Frontier labs should collaborate on alignment until we get it right.

Was looking at OpenRouter, I guess it’s wrong.

Significant jump in pricing. V4 Flash was $0.16/M out, 4.1 is $1.20/M.