besselj @ besselj @lemmy.ca

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My preference is to turn off WiFi/data when sleeping so I can still get calls/SMS in emergencies

The real winners were those who sold shovels during the American gold rush too, right?

I still don't understand what Anthropic is trying to achieve with all of these stunts showing that their LLMs go off the rails so easily. Is it for gullible investors? Why would a consumer want to give them money for something so unreliable?

That was a work of art

Uni (sea urchin) at a Japanese restaurant. It was like cold fishy jelly. Although I'm told that fresh uni is different. Not gonna try it again unless someone else at the table orders it.

What's the privacy policy of your website? How do you plan to prevent abuse of your service?

Grok, how easy is it to disable a gas turbine?

It's called slopsquatting for hallucinated libraries that vibe coders use, but I figure it can be called the same for hallucinated URLs

This is one of many PR stunts by Anthropic. They're about as credible as an LLM at this point.

It's like the trump admin has never heard of the Streisand effect. Hopefully the developer doesn't get harassed or arrested and the service doesn't get taken down for a while.

People should be wary about not giving any info that might get tied back to them, just in case it's a honeypot https://infosec.exchange/@molytov/114780966893879907

I would much prefer to see a service like this being developed and hosted outside of US jurisdiction, for obvious reasons.

Keep calling it Alligator Auschwitz

Techbros don't understand or care about consent

Are we gonna see Netflix logos on launch vehicles soon?

You have shared them with Meta already if you use Facebook on your phone. Permission was given by accepting the privacy policy that hardly anyone reads.

Anthropic seems to believe that any media attention is good attention. All I see is a slop-riddled fanfiction.

Got the link to the store?

It takes a lot of mental gymnastics to believe that's a controversial opinion. Most people will never meet a billionaire in their lifetime, let alone become one.

People with more money than brains can be a boon for those who have brains

Depends on the city/state. It's legal to drink in public in Las Vegas, NV, but most cities have laws against open containers.

In films and TV shows, you sometimes see people drinking from bottles covered in a brown paper bag. Doing so makes you less likely to get fined, since it's not obvious exactly what you're drinking and it's usually not worth the police's time to find out unless youre causing problems.

It isn't. Its a sign of poor-quality work.