Same.

Also this article reads like it was written by Sonnet.

I think I used Opus actually. But my prompt was huge, basically the article content. I told Opus what I wanted to approach in the article with all the relevant details I wanted to include and it created the article. Then I reviewed it.

But the part that agents don't get lost is actually part of the prompt, not something Opus wrote on its own. Of course they get lost sometimes but the idea of the article is to explain that agents can often make more sense of tangled code than humans when the bounds are not well defined.

Affordability is not the OP's point.

Is that why the cable companies are always trying to get me to use their equipment now?? God I hate this.

Plus the DNS spying even after disabling their safety stuff (impossible to change DNS on Comcast Xfinity-provided gateway). Still trying to get as good speeds with my own equipment.

What’s your equipment and what software does it run?

If it’s something on the shelf at Target, Walmart, you may remain disappointed.

Modem: Definitely closed-source junk. (Suppose all the cable modems will be closed.[1]) Ubiquiti UCI just a little spendy for current setup.

[1] thanks CableLabs https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10597927

Router: Something I have to upgrade, though trying for approx a full gig speeds at the modem first. Eying an OpenWrt-compatible one. Looks like the GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) comes with it preinstalled! ( https://www.gl-inet.com/en-us/products/gl-mt6000?country=US )

Edit: I see I'd have to flash the real Open-Wrt on the Flint 2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42285923

I’ve heard great things about that model.

Buy with confidence.

I hope nobody buys the "Future is for everyone" memo.

more like an overwhelming gust

Elon would never allow it

Promoting sociopathy via a capitalist hierarchy that ruin the planet for their own selfish gain feels like a very primate thing to do. I bet there would be many other forms of communal, generous intelligent civilizations with longer-term thinking capability, especially if they lived longer than ~75 years on average. So consider my take on this statement inconclusive.

you think low performers are advocating against WFH?

agreed I love following this guys stuff!

I do believe people in general will be fine in the soutwest for years to come. Agriculture will be cut back, natural landscapes will take over, de-sal in socal and better water treatment plants will come online.

The ecological effects of this, though, seem so disastrous. If the Colorado river dries up, what then? The whole of the Southwest just like, dies?

> The ecological effects of this, though, seem so disastrous. If the Colorado river dries up, what then? The whole of the Southwest just like, dies?

The lakes behind the Hoover dam are are the ecological catastrophe. Releasing the dam water just restores the river canyon to its natural state.

Draining the river is bad, but it's just as bad downstream of the dam. The dam by itself doesn't do anything but hurt the ecosystem it already destroyed.