Man, I can't wait to get in on the hallucination.

I saw all of the hype around AI. I really wanted to try AI, so I ordered a computer. Looks like I can get online and try AI in 2029.

Heck you breath 24 hours a day. You can breathe and Insta at the same time!

>paintings of kittens and anodyne love songs

The is AI territory in 2026. You won't even notice that the cats have 6 toes.

Being sorry for something implies feeling. Sorry, datacenters full of chips do not feel. We need to stop talking about these clankers like they are human, and see them for what they are and not the charade they perform.

We promise to back FTX2.0 with Trump Coin.

I don't have any social media accounts that need to keep going.

It is okay to let go and let the next generations take over. Things change. Why be stuck in some never ending remix of your limited life?

Good thing I don't have any social media accounts that need to keep going.

What would the world do without my comments?

How will my AI feel when I tell it that it is going to die with me?

If you can do all of your work while commuting then why commute at all? Obviously does not matter where you sit.

https://privacy.ca.gov/drop/

Give Google all of my data, so they can 'remove' it for me.

Give Palantir my photo, so they can remove it for me.

You can feel the protection.

> with little to no prompting
> tested Opus 4.6 in a sandboxed environment ... to see how well it could find bugs in open-source code

Oh shit, Opus 4.6 spontaneously found a bunch of bugs, no prompting, just boom here they are!

Man, I can't wait for all of the pull requests to fix them. Surely, it will spontaneously fix them all too, with tests and documentation of course.

In just a few short months the world will be bug free. As long as we all start using the big subscription, and more, today.

And the call mechanism was hijacked and used against users. Great stuff. If it didn't call home... I could still check for updates myself, and download them myself, and install them myself, just like I did the first time.

Maybe if your software did not call home you wouldn't have a problem with people hijacking those calls.

> natural gas capacity will increase by only 3,960.7 MW, which will be almost completely offset by a decrease of 3,387.0 MW in coal capacity

Is that in thousands of megawatts or kilo-megawatts? What would Doc Brown say?