Codex has better UX/UI, but Claude is still way ahead in sheer schizophrenia: https://i.imgur.com/jYawPDY.png

Opus 4.6 has had many "oops you're right!" gaffes and other annoyances that I let my Claude subscription expire yesterday.

Codex has been more consistent and helpful, but it too is still not quite at the point where you can blindly trust it without verifying the output.

Claude Opus 4.6 has been hilarious for me so far: https://i.imgur.com/jYawPDY.png

Made my day!

Those were both good deities before the peoples who replaced their worshippers demonized them:

Some history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8Q9uyFASF0

I do know that history actually, I was learning about the Baʿal Cycle last night actually, I'm a huge fan of linguistics and also learning about Semitic Religion. I was using them in the idiomatic sense in which they would usually be understood by the average reader.

I mean, I even went through the effort of expressing the pharyngeal consonant.

Address the spirit of my message rather than the letter please. I perhaps would've used a better expression if I could've thought about it first.

These comments have gone beyond Reddit levels and reached Facebook insanity levels.

This is not an argument or a rebuttal, and I don't think you're really understanding what I'm saying.

I'm not saying altman is actually a murderer or that AI is even bad for society as a whole.

I'm saying that what he is saying is directly threatening to a lot of people, and it should be obvious that some of those people will lash out.

Something being good for society can still be bad for you. If you're someone who altman is bragging about making redundant, then you might be mad at altman. It's very simple reasoning.

I simply don't understand how somebody able to enjoy modern comforts precisely because of innovations resulting in job eliminations will suddenly draw the line when AI might risk some jobs.

I never said that I'm drawing the line anywhere - I'm merely saying that Altman bragging about it is a REAL and OBVIOUS threat to the people he's trying to replace.

Whether that's good societally is a different question. Is it good FOR THOSE PEOPLE from their perspective? Of course it's not, and that should be painfully obvious to everyone here.

So then, why are we playing stupid and acting surprised when Altman is in danger? Everyone should have saw this coming.

So why is nobody committing violence against Trump for starting a literal war?

No, because even TALKING about doing anything to the ACTUALLY EVIL people of this world will get your ass wrecked.

The anti-OpenAI brigade on HackerNews has reached Reddit-insanity proportions.

There's no way is this organic

So how often are arms manufacturers and leaders starting wars gunned down?

They way in which people answer for their crimes are a mystery to me. But I am confident that it happens differently for each individual.

When was the last time a molotov cocktail was thrown at the house of an arms manufacturer?

Trump and other presidents literally started wars and ordered people to be killed. When was the last time they were physically attacked?

> When was the last time they were physically attacked?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_presiden...

When was the last time a molotov cocktail was thrown at the house of an arms manufacturer?

Or the houses of the people who created and dropped the nukes on Japan?

The people behind many massacres including the ones perpetrated by the US itself?

It'd be cool to have a new modern retro system that embraces the spirit of the early "computer consoles" like the Commodore 64 while adding all modern conveniences:

• Everybody has the same system (devs need to target only 1 environment)

• Boot straight into a programming environment

• Limited OUTPUT that enhances creativity without the internal limitations that hinder creativity: Like a limited numbers of colors, but no bitplane crap or having to do sprite multiplexing etc

• Online, ungated app store where anybody can publish, like itch.io

• Reasonable upgradability (not so much as to defeat point #1)

Software-only fantasy consoles are an interesting concept, covered by a sister comment.

There are also hardware-based efforts, like BoxLambda[0], Agon[1], MEGA65[2], Uzebox[3], F256[4].

0. https://epsilon537.github.io/boxlambda/

1. https://www.thebyteattic.com/p/agon.html

2. https://mega65.org/

3. https://uzebox.org/

4. https://wildbitscomputing.com/

Seems like you’re describing something like Pico-8: https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php

There are also open-source versions of the concept, like TIC-80.

The only thing missing is upgradability.