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Exactly. If anything they will want to target those schools more. They want to be famous, they idolize each other.

At one point it was also used as signaling that a company was “modern.”

Oh look it was too powerful to release, now it’s just a matter of safeguards.

This story sounds a lot like GPT2.

I think this is fantastic. I recently started playing DnD with a local group and can’t wait to dive into this to better understand the mechanics.

And expensive, exactly the way a pay per use product would push its customers…

“It’s not working well enough!” We tell them. They respond with “Have you tried using it more?”

I have a very different experience. Claude code tui is the worst tui I have ever used. How is it possible that an inactive tui regularly eats 8gb of ram, has freezing issues and rendering issues?

If I wasn’t forced to use it I wouldn’t as there are better options available.

Thanks for sharing this is the first I’ve seen this. I wish they had expanded on exactly what mid-level might be missing rather then just saying “fundamentals” and “practical intuition”

Preferably the C-Suite.

After spending all that money and firing a bunch of people? Is the new group doing anything at this point?

I’m happy to see that Flink is in this stack, I wish that Pulsar was as well instead of Kafka.

The monthly releases seem to indicate otherwise.

At the company I work for they locked down installing extensions through the marketplace. Some are available but most are not and there is a process to get them reviews and approved. You might be able to side load them still but I haven’t cared enough to want to try.

They did the same with Chrome extensions.

I did not know this and explains why I see so many teslas with their blinkers on and not maneuvering despite having ample room and time. Ultimately this behavior makes them unsafe for their occupants as well as others around them.

Cars only work because we can predict driver behavior, if they break that prediction that’s when bad things are likely to happen…

Lately I’ve started to ignore Tesla blinker.

Not really, it’s just the interface OpenAI gave for creating short videos with their AI. They push people to it hoping for engagement, but it’s not the sole reason people go — unlike TikTok.

I’ve only used web codex version but everything about it was slower than what’s described here, broken flows, more rate limited and impossible to “human in the loop” before a PR.