> The collective west is clearly getting orders from high above

God?

Calling the U.S. based intel triumvirate God does not seem helpful.

No idea what numbers you are crunching. I am doing this for 10 years now and able to afford luxurious cars for holidays because of it.

Next on the bucket list: ban all LLM apps for violating copyrights, including respective iOS functionality.

It is called Kafka because it can write.

It's a bit like calling a dictation software "Hitler" because he also liked to dictate.

Thats a brilliant idea, although if I ever create a dictation software I am going to call it 'Mussolini'.

> Thats a brilliant idea

I know, Claude was also enthusiastic about it.

Happy april 1st!

Unfortunately, the page's numbers are represented in a sloppy way. A benchmark number with a dollar sign. Different job counts. Lacking documentation. I wouldn't trust this data too much.

> A benchmark number with a dollar sign.

Time is money. Or the inverse of money. Ufff, my head hurts.

So much about can't have the cake and eat it

Sell them the cake and then get paid to eat it.

Why have such a rule if at any moment of time the LLM could update the readme ad hoc? Btw, your ingested readmes will affect your LLM's code generation and I made the observation that more often than not it is better to exclude the readmes from the context window.

No LLM will by default touch a README.md

They will when you run /init, but after that they won't look at it unless directed to do so.

Bold statement