Not normal in Chicago, either.

It’s just janky Tesla stuff. You can see a Waymo negotiates the turn into the parking lot just fine.

Buckle the fuck up, my friend XD

You haven’t seen the end. You haven’t even seen the middle.

With OpenAI’s reasoning models, you maybe saw the end of the beginning.

The Hobbit.

Sing the songs, too

Yamazak is A+, stupid fine

I’m sure this is the USP that will restore sales in Canada!

That day is today! The new Grok now queries Elon Musk’s twitter feed as a solution to its antisemitic outburst problems.

I’m not kidding, I’m dead serious: https://apnews.com/article/grok-4-elon-musk-xai-colossus-14d575fb490c2b679ed3111a1c83f857

I got banned from Twitter for saying the word “cisgendered.”

So they DO know how to build limitations into the software! They’ve just done it in a fucked up, dystopian way :)

Edit: LOL I asked Grok… Cisgendered is filtered as a supposed slur, while both the R word for the mentally disabled and the hard R word for the pallor-impaired, neither of those words are filtered as slurs.

Unfortunately, you’ve been replaced by AI.

… so, the Cybertruck will blow itself up.

There’s a lot going on in there. None of it good.

“…deep analysis finding diverse sources representing ALL parties…”

Nazi party is a party. Grok is making like his forbearers by just following orders

^-- to my knowledge, this is accurate.

System prompts are the easy but wildly unpredictable way to change LLM output, but we really can’t back-trace or debug that output, we guess at what impact the s.p. edits will have.

I sort of agonized over the wording - if the system prompt is uploaded to Github, is it code, or is it documentation?

The lines are numbered like code, and I’m used to debugging software pointing out code errors by line numbers. So, code.

Don’t worry, if you’re confused, we’ll all be thrown into the same chaotic soup of coding using natural language :) With vibe coding, we’re probably already there and we just don’t feel the ramifications yet (or the endemic unemployment in IT is the ramification and we just haven’t associated the bullet wound to the loud bang yet)

The when that makes it into production:

It’s 18 (imperial) pints deep and late for the rugby match

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Seriously!!!

(My model, Toyota Tacoma 3rd gen, breaks the other way. $300ish from local place, $700ish from Safelite. Both WAY lower than $2,400)

Well, sort of!

The reason almost everyone starts in Phoenix AZ is partially the lack of rain. It’s also a friendly regulatory environment and a dead-simple street grid structure.

Austin TX gets as much rain as, say, Chicago IL, neither is particularly dry. And Atlanta GA is very, very rainy. On paper it actually gets more rain than Seattle WA.

FWIW, LiDAR based autonomous vehicles have figured this out, Waymo can handle all but the heaviest rain (which, TBF, humans also cannot reliably handle)

Half Life 1 and 2 both feel like quantum leaps into the future in this context.

But I am glad that Mirror’s Edge got the feature, just on style alone :) Portal too (and Portal 2)

I’ve noticed that, too.

The speed signage is nice when the car picks it up, but I’d call mine 80% accurate. Imperfect, but fine for a driver assist, I know not to rely on it.

Crazy move to put it in a 99.9999%-accuracy-required design.

It’s just bananas.

Hard to put a finger on it, but there’s persistent questions about stock price fixing. A constant joke across Tesla-watching forums. I wouldn’t touch that stock with a ten foot pole, it’s got a fuse and I’d bet dollars to donuts it is already lit.