Grounded, buried, couchy, deep-seated, eyes, baked... It's like a thesaurus!

I feel like human comedians would have to deal with a lot of layered subtleties. They would make the potatoes _serve the bit_ instead of _be the bit_.

However, the concepts of comedic timing, subversion of expectations, and emotional punch are kinda contrary to how LLMs work. LLMs are trained to minimize cross-entropy loss. So by construction, they're biased toward the statistically expected.

Models are structurally biased toward the expected, which is the opposite of what makes a joke land or a poem transcend.

lowercase, maybe, but not em dashes.

Yup, same reason you can't throw manpower at a software project and expect a proportional outcome (Brooks's Law). AI amplifies what's already there; it doesn't conjure taste or product vision out of thin air.

For modding and OTA stuff I just use a scripting language with good interop (I made OneJS partially for this purpose). No more AOT issue and no more waiting for domain reload, etc.

Now I think about it, writing SourceGenerators is actually a great fit for AI agents.

> Rivlin told me that the bogus customer service number and the impostor representative were believable.

My wife said it was the persistent CC# inquiry combined with the heavy Indian accent that put her on alert.

Later on, we checked the number and couldn't find any reference to it online. And what's even weirder was that when we tried to search for the same query again, it gave a completely different number (still not affiliated with GEICO).

Anyone has similar experience?

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Example: https://onejs.com/docs/web/tailwind#quick-example

Without TW, that snippet may need to take 3x more lines.

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My major issue with TW at the moment is that I use TW in a non-browser environment (Unity), so TW3 is fine since I can tweak everything with JavaScript. TW4 shifts everything to CSS, gives zero workarounds, and my setup crumbles.

For folks who don't know: Unity.Mathematics is a package that ships a low-level math library whose types (`float2`, `float3`, `float4`, `int4x4`, etc.) are a 1-to-1 mirror of HLSL's built-in vector and matrix types. Because the syntax, swizzling, and operators are identical, any pure-math function you write in C# compiles under Burst to SIMD-friendly machine code on the CPU and can be dropped into a `.hlsl` file with almost zero edits for the GPU.

I was scratching my head pretty much the whole time during the first read.

> It reads to me like typical marketing writing.

hmm maybe that's why it rubbed me the wrong way.