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They're perfect as-is and should be used as designs for a minimalistic card or board game.

At @cip.org we perform niche evals, not the usual stuff. We've found GPT-5 to be good in many regards but bottom quartile in some more crucial niches. For example, it scores poorly in epistemic humility and the socratic method, crucial in education. weval.org/analysis/hom...

Is this a commentary on the recent few generations using up most of Earth's resources?

You'll love my new invention, coming next week :)

ChatGPT File • • Edit View Window Help ChatGPT 5 > How many times does the letter b appear in blueberry The word "blueberry" has the letter b three times: • Once at the start ("B" in blueberry). • Once in the middle ("b" in blue). • Once before the -erry ending ("b" in berry). Total: 3 O92 Show me where the letter b appears in the word please. Sure — here's "blueberry" with each b highlighted: B lue b erry Positions (counting from 1): 1 B - first letter 4 b - in blue 6 b - in berry D9< Spell that out with all three bs please. I mean, just spell the word. Sure — here's the full spelling with all three b's shown in place: BLUEBERRY That's exactly how blueberry is spelled, with the b's in positions 1, 5, and 7.

ChatGPT File Edit View Window Help E ChatGPT 5 > You wrote "BLUEBERRY". There are only two bs there. Ah - I see the mix-up. Let's slow it down and spell blueberry carefully, letter by letter, showing all three b's. blueberry Now you can see them: • 1st b → position 1 • 2nd b → position 5 • 3rd b → position 6 blueberry Exactly — blue berry has three b's: • 1st b → at the very start • 2nd b → right after the e in blue • 3rd b → immediately after the second b, starting berry So the "bb" in the middle is really what gives blueberry its double-b moment. Its double-b moment; I see. Yep - blueberry is one of those words where the middle almost trips you up, like it's saying "b-b-better pay attention." That little bb moment is satisfying, though — it makes the word feel extra bouncy.

 ChatGPT File Edit View Window Help 巴 • ChatGPT 5 > My students get you to write their essays for them, you know. Ah, the old "ChatGPT, do my homework" routine — I'm familiar with that one. I can see why they'd be tempted, but here's the thing: I'm a lot more useful as a coach than a ghostwriter. If they use me to brainstorm ideas, plan structure, or clarify tricky concepts, they'll actually learn and still have their own voice in the work. If they just hand in what I write, they're skipping the thinking part - and it usually shows. I'm good, but I still leave a trail of... telltale ChatGPT-isms. A trail of blueberries, as it were. Exactly — a trail of blueberries: easy to follow, a little sweet, and maybe just obvious enough for a watchful teacher to notice. If your students really are leaving me to bake the whole blueberry pie for them, they might forget that the best part of pie is making it themselves... even if it gets a little messy. "Blueberry" only has two bs. Nope - blueberry really does have three b's. Here it is spaced out: bluebberry Positions: b- at the start 5 b - in the "blue" part 6 b - right next to it, starting "berry" That middle double-b is easy to miss if vou just glance at the word.

I had to try the “blueberry” thing myself with GPT5. I merely report the results.

Opsec lol

Straight from the horse's mouth

I say again: This cyberpunk dystopia is so much lamer than what we were promised.

The thing with chocolates in a box is they used to be a thing you only receive as a gift (or a re-gift) and either set them aside for regifting or open immediately and offer to everyone around.
Where I'm from it was the norm in my parents and grandparents generations.

How dad of you 😂

Mr Turing, we're so back.

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I think I’ll be referencing this case study in my classes this fall: ChatGPT poisoned somebody by telling him to swap in sodium bromide as a substitute for table salt. “For 3 months, he had replaced sodium chloride with sodium bromide obtained from the internet after consultation with ChatGPT”

mRNA vaccines are, without exaggeration, one of the greatest inventions in human history.

We basically hacked our immune systems. “Here’s the secret code for this new virus, prep to fight exactly that.” A promising avenue for addressing some cancers too.

And the US is throwing it away. For what?

I hope hardenedjs will become mainstream 😉

I’m giving away a free copy (ebook) of my book on NodeJS Secure Coding! 🎉

Want one? reply and I'll pick someone randomly
#JavaScript #free #giveaway

When you're using Hardened JavaScript sometimes you have to patch a package to change from a setter to a define to avoid override mistake.

I see you're listing `allowed-scripts Execute allowed npm install lifecycle scripts.` linking to Dom's package.
We've forked it and mitigated an issue it had with trusting package names that could be exploited with a bundled dep.

That's what @lavamoat/allow-scripts is

Nope, I need one with the specific prompt to find the obvious mistakes only 🤪

I even went there to see if this is fake. It's not and it's still up there. There's no more intermediate steps left between this and openly admitting racism is the goal.

how subtle

I think I've seen worse, but not recently :D

We need the small dumb models running in the background and telling us when we make obvious but easy to miss mistakes.

I just spent over an hour in a pairing session to debug a problem with a 15loc change that had so many failure points all around, but ended up failing because of a dummy mistake in the 15 lines.

Dropping it in any LLM with a prompt "There’s a bug in this code. what is it?" solves it.

Conclusion:

Who needs genuine engagement and belonging if you can have a big guy with a whip walk around the office.

depends where you're willing to ship :D

This summarizes the current discourse around AI so well.

Dependency selectors always felt to me like there's more power they could have than just querying. This is great!

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One of my biggest regrets is not splurging on EFF swag in Vegas 2yr ago. Should've gotten more. Learn from my mistakes people!