Seconding this, I love my Quest 1 but at this point it's looking more and more like it'll turn into a brick at some point. The Frame looks like the next best non-meta alternative, and a damn good one at that.

Just tried a simple prompt about the seahorse emoji in various LLMs and copilots response was the first time i've seen an actual endless loop in an AI haha

https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/BcNgBqXUNsZtjhWcgj9sW

You'd be surprised how often it happens on non commercial models

That depends on the sampler, and one assumes commercial model APIs have better samplers they're not telling you about.

Even though the context is relatively harmless in this case, "changing the reality to match LLM expectations" is a very dystopian concept

Honestly, it sounds like it's not just LLM expectations but human expectations. And changing a standard to meet that isn't really dystopian IMO.

Kudos, this was a lot of fun to experience my own autism from an outside perspective for once, haha Made it to day two without issues, then crashed on energy. Didn't crash on masking like a lot of others, guess i'm too used to doing that.

Would you instead like to have a conversation about the costs and difficulties associated with getting an autism diagnosis as an adult?

Not to mention the risks of being on a list.

True, as someone whose country of origin just this year had debates about registries for mentally ill people, i feel like i should've added that point as well, thanks

Is communism the only political topic? Or does whether or not The Art of Computer Programming talk about accessibility in software not constitute a political opinion?

If you're already adding a CA to your trust store, you can just use caddy! [0] Add their local CA to your store (CA cert is valid for 10 years), and it'll generate a new cert per local domain every day.

Actually, now that I've linked the docs, it seems they use smallstep internally as well haha

[0] https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#local-https

My Pebble Time is still my daily driver! I mainly use it as a watch and for notifications, and occasionally for timers, but it's still a great piece of tech IMO.

Not sure how it works in the US, but e.g. in germany only a certain portion of your wages go towards debts, they let you have a certain portion for yourself since you need it to live.

Which usually stem from AI startups making wildly unrealistic promises; it's all a very unfun cat and mouse game.