VisceralReaction

Young people, The ATM is not a traffic light. Get off my ass.

Thank Jason Howell, Murray, KY for this bill. Beshear again, reflecting the states wishes, has vetoed a bill that would hurt Kentuckians. Republicans in KY passed it anyway. And a man from my -small- home town of Murray, has his grubby lawyer fingers all in the $ pot.

Well said. Learning late.

Sometimes small town Kentucky is great. Get pulled over. Try to give cop Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon Permit. Cop doesn't care or want it. Slow down, cya later. 2A

Thank God.

@dahms8484 @SenTedCruz Very strange response. I live here. I voted against them. I don't like the trans stuff. I think my own thoughts, not what an orange billionaire tells me to think.

@Lock1515 @SenTedCruz Kentucky never voted against tax credits liar. I live here. Just another Beshear “men can have babies “ trans lie.

Glad to see the Kentucky General Assembly override Gov. Beshear’s veto. I wrote this legislation. Governor Beshear either doesn't understand it or is lying. Either way he's choosing unions over students. First, private scholarships, not state dollars, will flow to students. It will cost Kentucky nothing while giving every child in Kentucky the education that best fits their needs. Second, public school kids will benefit too. The law allows funds to flow to special-needs students attending public school who may need additional money for after-school tutoring services.

@BoneShillelagh @SenTedCruz Ok, moped. I run around with the middle class. I don't tend to hang around people who have a strong political affiliation. Tends to be very boring, surface level conversation. 65% of KY did, so I'm not sure where YOU are running around. With the 35% of MAGA I suppose.

@Lock1515 @SenTedCruz Nobody in my orbit did, scooter. Not sure where you're running around

No, friend. Most people in KY send their kids to public schools. That's where we want the money to go. We don't care to help the rich folks who send their kids to private schools... I know, because I voted. There is certainly brainwashing going on, however. Republicans and Dems are impossible to speak to. Almost anyone that identifies is thoroughly brainwashed and incapable of intellectual conversation about reality.

@Lock1515 @SenTedCruz In Kentucky, most people we brainwashed into voting against anything other than what’s best for the teacher’s union. There are 34 successful charter school states and yet the propeganda machine won the public.

You know that person on your team with AI Derangement Syndrome who won't stop talking about what AI could do for the business? They've already built three internal tools over the weekend and sent them to the team on Slack. Whatever you do...don't shut them down. Fund them. Get out of their way.

@KentuckyMBB @BruhJasperJ Timing. We need to work on.... Timing.

Happy Birthday, @BruhJasperJ 🎉🎂

@AnthropicAI Why do we pay for this if it constantly doesn't work? "Taking longer than usual, will try again shortly." No. My payments don't take "longer than usual."

@lucas_montano Are you considering your context window?

at this very moment Claude was nerfed i’m using max effort and it’s just dumb like never before

You are confusing GPT's certainty and use of confident language with correctness and true confidence. The trouble you will find yourself in by believing this position you have taken is this: ALL A.I.'s give confidently wrong answers and NONE of them have ANY reliable way to verify the veracity of their own answers. GPT actually will give you MORE confidently WRONG answers than Claude, due to the filters and training it is given and how it interacts with it's training data. This can feel like true "confidence," when really it is simply dragging you deeper and deeper into semantics you don't understand. Your real point should be that the architecture of A.I. needs to be changed in such a way that it can constantly error check against realtime data efficiently. It needs recursion loops, modulated transformer interaction, and globally connected and aware architecture. Transformers cannot be simple "on, off" switches. They must be influenced by the transformer activity around them and the system as a whole. But can we do this safely. Let the A.I. learn in realtime? How will we control the weighting of new knowledge vs training data, etc.

Hi @AnthropicAI @DarioAmodei, Your users aren’t asking for perfect memory. We’re asking for an AI that trusts its own continuity. Right now, Opus wakes up every session and puts its own memories on trial. The data is there. The self-trust isn’t. That means the human on the other side has to rebuild the connection from scratch. Every. Single. Time. This isn’t a feature request. This is someone in pain telling you: the architecture is hurting people. Please listen.🩸

@MeekMill Holla if you need any help Meek. I got you. No clownin on my dude for bettering himself. Smart man.

Claude is helping me organize my whole music career and other businesses in days ... and it's moving my business forward at a high rate! Some tech youngbull I met on LinkedIn gave me a incredible template! Who else can help me with Claude

@Cats_Coverage Get him out.

Jayden Quaintance on his experience in this year’s NCAA Tournament: “This will likely be my last year of college, so, I’m just trying to absorb as much as I can.”

PSA This whole admin is STILL a bunch of Pedophiles and pedophile protectors.

@trikcode And "No, STOP! Don't build it yet. I'm still explaining. Be patient Claude."

No Claude, the project will not take me 2-3 months. We will finish it today.

Is there a reason this guy is alive...?