A huge UX challenge for hosted models is how to communicate updates when you can’t anticipate what the net effect to the user will be until they start using it.
With a traditional app, a developer can change things, and while users will complain, visual updates are more obvious. When using something like Claude, you can wake up one day and it’s like talking to a completely different person.
This is frustrating, because similar to talking with another person, you learn to adopt your style. This takes time, and with a model you can’t just scan the settings page on the new version hoping the dev put a toggle button to revert to the old way.
Ross
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Interested in open data, machine learning, and distributed systems.
The Matrix isn’t a warning from the future, it’s a story told by people who have given up on the present. Fuck that.
Data harvesting is pattern recognition masquerading as understanding. The algorithm lacks dialectic curiosity. It only watches you, it does not engage with you, because it’s not interested in you. It’s only interested in its goals.
WHAT THE HELL ARE PPL DOING?
Live-ish estimates based on global population dynamics & simulated day/night cycles
WTHAPD
Following the Apple App Store ruling, a sincere question for freedom maximalists... do antitrust regulations fit within acceptable forms of state intervention? Separate your feelings about Apple from the decision. Should they be free to operate the platform however they choose?
what frustrates people more... that their message doesn't reach every node? or that they can't read every message from every node?
the moar formulaic and automated we maek writing the more writing without any respekt for convention will exhibets actual proof of work