I’ve been waiting for them to make this improvement since they were first introduced. Any day now…

It’s a fundamental limitation of how LLMs work. They simply don’t understand how to follow a set of rules in the same way as a traditional computer/game is programmed.

Imagine you have only long-term memory that you can’t add to. You might get a few sentences of short-term memory before you’ve forgetting the context of the beginning of the conversation.

Then add on the fact that chess is very much a forward-thinking game and LLMs don’t stand a chance against other methods. It’s the classic case of “When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” LLMs can be a great tool, but they can’t be your only tool.

Great Scott!

Granted, I also can’t stand their art style, but you just described every piece of decorative art. The only requirement of art is for someone to say it is.

I enjoy almost everything Enya has put out. Anywhere Is is my favorite track from them.

I played all sorts of edutainment games, but I’ll give a deep cut and go with Grammar Games. I’ve never tried booting it up as an adult. I wonder if it holds up even slightly.

You can always check out c/amish on Lemmy. They all pitch in with great advice.

Ah yes. The solution to human suffering…

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Slavery and holocaust. Brilliant progress.

Are you thinking of r/orphancrushingmachine? There’s a c/orphancrushing here on Lemmy.

This is pretty obviously an ad for an AI workflow software. At least that’s how it came across to me. Right at the start of the DIY approach, they’re complaining they need to buy a number for their approach to work to solve a problem they invented. Just open the gd weather app.

Seconded. I show this movie to all of my friends that haven’t seen it and they’re always blown away by his performance in that. The bathroom scene is the best.

Yep. Had a roommate with a very chill parrot and the owner was clear on how to act around it because she didn’t want to be annoyed by it. It definitely knew when you were talking about it and would perk up into the conversation. Very cute, but lots of mental effort required to keep them well behaved.

In short, pets are loved ones, not playmates.

I also started using this recently and it’s very plug and play. Just open and run. It’s the only client so far that feels like I could recommend to non-geeks.

No one knows you’re a dog on the internet.

Bonus:

No amount of money could ever achieve this

I keep everything as flat as possible. Just the regular docker (+compose) package running on vanilla Debian. On the networking side, I’m lucky in that I have a government-run fiber provider that doesn’t care that much what I host, so it’s just using the normal ports.

I did previously use C*mcast, and I remember there was an extra step I had to do to get it to redirect port 80 over 443, but I couldn’t tell you what that step was anymore.

I host it via docker+nginx on my own hardware.

I admit I used Publii for my builder. I can’t program CSS for crap. I’m far more geared towards backend dev.

Maybe that’s a dark mode thing? I know Dark Reader breaks almost anything with an already dark theme.