When I see things like this, what I'm most interested in is seeing the full conversation/prompts and their associated changes/diffs.

I'm more interested in seeing how others are prompting and working with LLMs than the result itself.

Care to share?

Not the OP project, but I made my entire 731 prompt Claude Opus 5.0 transcript searchable and organized at https://vertumnus.fyi/about/transcript. The chapter section has all of the prompts chronologically. The entire text is about ~2 MB and can be downloaded at https://github.com/perspectivezoom/vertumnus/blob/main/data/....

> they’re stuck using their own proprietary frontier models and those aren’t actually the best choice for most agents right now

Are they stuck? What's preventing them from using open models or creating models more suited for those tasks?

I think it goes past 2018, but yes. It's a similar proportion of activity.

There are almost as many posts like this as there are about AI.

Keep both. AI and banning AI are both high-interest topics.

I'm sorry, who said anything about banning AI?

He's really tweeting through it today: https://xcancel.com/photomatt/with_replies

From a quick scan of his recent tweets, https://www.therepository.email/matt-mullenwegs-messages-wen... might answer the "why now?" of this.

Man, in a thread he links to his tweet from 2024 that mentions using disappearing messages on Signal which the WPEngine lawyers are now using against him.

So many people (including DannyBee, himself a lawyer) were telling him on HN how opposing counsel would be analyzing every post looking for any kind of angle to give them an edge, and it was very much in his best interest to step away from his computer. But, in reply he said his own lawyers said it was fine so no big deal...

EDIT: also his bright pink X profile image is abusing HDR to make it extra annoyingly bright and the rest of my screen dim on my phone. Very off-putting behavior but pretty on character.

Thanks for this.

I try not to waste my time on WordPress drama anymore, but it's sad reading his tweets from today and thinking how someone I used to respect for supposedly being kind and generous (or just good at writing well to get what he wants) has fallen so far.

It is. With Global Entry, you have a KTN.

> Who is Eligible

> TSA PreCheck members and those with Known Traveler Numbers (KTNs).

Malicious compliance strikes again.

Alternatively, they could have designed booths without unnecessary steps. But sure, blame it on the ADA.

I use Grimmory, too. It feels a bit "heavy" for me[0] but I like it a lot.

Not necessarily re: resource usage but rather: it does a lot more than what I have any interest in using. I just use it to expose books to my 2 ereaders (via OPDS) and to sync reading progress (via koreader-sync).

Yeah it’s definitely not the lightweight simple solution, its the everything under the sun solution.

I have a Galaxy Watch 7 that I keep on silent ("Mute all sounds"). I think I'd be considered a heavy user. I don't use it to do a lot, but I've come to rely on the things I do use it for and I use it frequently.

I use it:

  - To tell the time
  - Set one-off timers/alarms
  - Recurring silent/vibration alarms throughout the day
    Wake up, start work, mid-morning break/checkpoint, lunch, end lunch, mid-day break/checkpoint, 30 minutes before "clock out", end of work day, and medication reminders
  - For silent/vibration notifications (HEAVILY filtered. Mostly messages from VIPs, security camera notifications, reminders, "rain in 15 minutes")
  - Set reminders "Remind me tomorrow morning to schedule a vet appointment"
  - Add things to different shopping lists (grocery list, shopping list, etc)
  - Quick, short-term notes ("10 M4x20mm screws")
  - Casual health tracking: sleep, step count, activity minutes, etc

Almost every one of my interactions with it is via voice/Gemini.

> I'd use Brave if someone made a fork with all the BAT token stuff removed but I haven't seen one.

https://brave.com/origin/

It's nice and I didn't know about it but I wouldn't pay for it. Not for another chromium browser.

I would easily pay 60/yr for firefox though if Mozilla would let me. I'm not donating to the foundation, they waste too much money on stuff that doesn't matter. I don't want them to be an NGO, I just want them to make a good browser :)

They have a store selling caps, t-shirts and keyboards. That's one way to donate while getting cool stuff

Isn't that the same problem though, that the profit goes to the foundation not the corporation?

However it is a nice idea, I would love a firefox mug or something. Microsoft has lobbied our company to remove firefox and chrome from all computers so we must use edge everywhere and it would be a nice passive-agressive move for me to have firefox merchandise everywhere. I work in IT so the people that decided this shit are around me.