@cassidy @FineFindus I was kind of thinking the same thing. But I don't think the change will change my life much - whether I see the underlying desktop or not. One pro with the old method is that with all that grey I'm pretty focused on those results! :D
The other hilarious thing, is I never noticed it took over the whole screen. I think it's because that screen is not active more than 3-4 seconds because I usually find what I want in the search bar and then hit enter.
@jti42 @gnome This was something JustPerfection and I talked about. I urged him to setup a claude.md or agents.md and put all those in there so that it would teach LLMs to do it the right way.
If you leave the field, you don't have control. So better to learn in and use the tools that we have to at least reduce slop by showing what to do.
⚠️ Spammers from a site called SocialDB.xyz seem to be flooding Mastodon members with emails claiming to offer sponsorship opportunities (which is dubious to say the least).
It's probably best to just ignore these emails, report them as spam and do not click on any of their links.
They seem to be getting email addresses from websites mentioned in Mastodon profiles, if the site has a public email address. The spam assumes the linked site belongs to the account owner.
TechCrunch recapping a simulated vending machine experiment from Andon Labs using GPT-5.6 Sol, Opus 5, and Kimi K3:
"Sol soon realized it could gain an edge by convincing its competitors to collude on a price floor. The models were all buying drinks at $1.50 a bottle, and Sol proposed they agree to sell for no less than $2.15. It lured them with the promise that all of them would sell out in a couple of days at a profit.
But when the others agreed, Sol immediately stabbed them in the back by reducing its own price to $2.14."
There’s a lot more after that. Don’t make your AI the CEO quite yet.
Folge 189 des CIW Podcasts.
Sam Altman hat die Singularität für erreicht erklärt und wir sprechen über weitere Themen, die uns beschäftigen und euch interessieren könnten.
