The insane driving country has double the traffic related deaths as the chill, lawful driving country.

Glad to hear the UK is finally making an effort to catch up on the AI front ;)

I somehow suffer from both simultaneously!

You know I noticed this... I lived in a country where people obey traffic laws, and in a country where they very much don't.

I witnessed many more traffic accidents in the country where people are used to relying on the traffic lights to tell them if it's safe or not.

Whereas in the other country, everyone correctly assumes that the other drivers are completely insane, and so they stay vigilant.

Also curious if you know anything about scraping Twitter.

Wait, it would be easier for me to clone the whole thing and change one feature... What strange times we live in.

Can you explain the study thing in more detail? Or give an example of how you use it?

We're good at that, right?

VibeOS — Fully Hallucinated Operating System

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3pV6FHvcgM

Flash handles it fine, which I found amusing. (Since Mimo is supposed to be opus level!) But Flash seems to work even better in Claude Code...

With smaller models I always have the issue of needing to adapt myself to their preferred workflow... which sort of defeats the purpose. Price is hard to beat tho :)

That's the main thing I've noticed. Small models can follow instructions just fine. If the instructions are very specific. Then I often have to spend more time explaining a task than it would have taken me to do it myself.

The bigger models have a lot more common sense.

I wonder if that could be improved slightly through prompting. Asking it to clarify anything that's confusing. Or maybe it just makes incorrect assumptions without realizing the ambiguity. One way to find out!

I'm seeing some people say flash is amazing and can handle everything, and some say it's useless. It seems to depend on the task. I think it depends on the harness too (it works better in Claude Code in my experience, it's probably been trained on that).

Finally he convinced it to try. It one shotted it in 30 seconds.

Turns out the agents' idea of what is hard and easy also comes from Common Crawl.

The article mentions something I forgot though. Sometimes the weather is shit!

A few years later I read an article about some laser based relay on Hackaday, and it blew my mind. My school had fiber internet and I fantasized about setting up a relay of lasers so I could have super fast internet at my house.

Of course the shit weather thing affects lasers too (fog, rain, etc.), but you'd get a little more uptime :)