pawelduda

One day your job will be to play StarCraft but under the hood it will be your agents vs attacker's agents

Don't care, it's not released so in reality it's undefined, not #1

I'm surprised Sonnet 5.5 did noticeably better than Opus and Fable. Same pattern in their other benchmarks.

Still, calling it "PRIVACY HORROR" as per original post is typical twitter-style sensation seeking. It's an opt-in dog barking detection that causes local chip to listen for... dog barking

I had to check this and it's true. Not saying Samsung or 3rd parties don't take advantage of any data they can collect, but the story the tweets tell is super biased against them. Here, the detection seems limited to specific pattens required for a particular feature.

He also got mad and started yelling at typescript and last time I checked, typescript was still relevant. What dhh built is larger than himself and he alone does not get to decide its relevance anymore. Stop paying attention to people who do this kind of hot takes for the sake of well, attention.

I pointed Opus 5.5 xhigh at a house construction blueprint (pdf with vector drawings) and asked it to create its 3D model in Blender. It one-shot the task in 45 min and outdid my (blender newbie) manual 50h+ work. It also flagged the same issues with the document I noticed earlier. I had some renders and plans from interior designer and then asked to blend them together. It nailed the job. $45 total API cost (I'm on a plan so it cost me way less, just posting what /usage shows). Crazy upgrade.

I researched the feasibility of such task about a half year ago and concluded AI wouldn't be able to have good enough spatial and blueprint knowledge, unless you were willing to throw unreasonable amount of money at the task.

I played The Lost Crown and it's top tier, I assume you're talking about The Rogue?

Maybe you have 5 relevant calendar events but it lists 3 and calls it a day. That is from my experience far bigger type of problem with AI. Hallucination by omission

Already followed your tip but still saw an Ikea ad in Skyrim today.

Funny, but I hope it doesn't catch on. This genre of games is rather free from ads and the last thing we need is corporations shoving their marketing agenda into classics.