Rob Hunt

OpenAI, is pie in the sky, to meeeeeee.

i choose be left behind

Similar with my 2018 iPad Pro - I'm only juuuuust starting to think that might be due its retirement soon. It's bent in the middle, the battery's not great, and I was honestly surprised iOS 26 didn't drop support for it. But even despite all that, these things practically last forever at this point.

+1 - my M1 Pro is approaching four years (which is wild), and it's still completely excellent to use. I guess 5G might be handy when it eventually happens? But I'm gonna run this thing into the ground before I replace it.

Finally.

i like this

i could watch this for 300 years

would genuinely join a Train Gays whatsapp group

Don’t think I’ve ever seen a clip of a live-on-set actor/director debate before. Very cool.

deleting my bluesky account because the 'data centres require vast amounts of water to cool their systems' x

lol’d

Or the quantity.

cool, thanks for clarifying

Over-discussed: "use AI to vibe code an app/idea"

Under-discussed: "ship a product that customers love [because it solves a persistent pain point, is delightful to use, and just works]"

Without the latter outcome in mind, you're mostly wasting time with the former...

r/ChatGPTPro u/vurto • 28d If ChatGPT is not consistently dependable, how are we suppose to use it for actual work? Discussion It's behavior and results can randomly change due to some OpenAl tweaking that's opaque. On some days it can't even keep track of a fresh chat, it can't do calculations, it can't sort through a chat to extract relevant information, and when it's suppose to refer to source material in a PDF, it doesn't. All because OpenAl trained it for fluency and basically to simulate whatever it can for user satisfaction. I can use it for general chats, philosophical stuff, therapy, but nothing serious. I'm pro Al, but I approach it with skepticism knowing it's undependable (as I do with anything I read). And prompts can be interpreted/executed differently across users' own interaction with their Als so it's not truly scalable. How does the business world / leaders expect staff to adopt Al if it's not consistently dependable? It doesn't even calculate like a calculator. If the internet start claiming 2+2=5, that's what it'll answer with. I'd use it for hobbies and pet projects but I can't imagine using it for anything "mission critical".

You're so close

seasoning sandwich

In which @alexmanthei.com finally notices that he’s been my website favicon for the last several months:

i would simply leave the flight

give me it

To remember where each Disney theme park is the clue is in the name.

DisneyLAnd is in LA
DisneywORLd is in Orlando
Disneyland Paris is in Paris

And so on

currently sat on the (presumably) only DLR train on which a child has somehow acquired a harmonica

¿ƃuᴉɥʇʎuɐ pǝǝu ǝuoʎuɐ 'ƃuᴉʇɟᴉldoɥs ǝɯos ƃuᴉop ʇsnɾ

the more em dashes, the better the skeet.

Big news for whatever product team has ‘increase clock engagement’ as a quarterly goal.

*any opinion on mastodon

where

starbucks barista: order for cathy lou

cthulhu: (visibly incensed) i guess that's me

when they close it all up, I do believe this will go down as the funniest video on the internet