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points by throw10920 1 day ago | 0 comments
Uh, proof needed for this outlandish claim.
[–] rdtsc 23 hours ago
You want an executive to issue a press release about how dysfunctional and bureaucratic their company is and that’s why it’s so hard for users to actually use these new models?
[–] throw10920 16 hours ago
I think I see the pattern - you like just making up things that you believe that others are thinking and asserting that those are their beliefs.
[–] rdtsc 16 hours ago
Uh, proof needed for this outlandish claim
[–] throw10920 16 hours ago
> Uh, proof needed for this outlandish claim

Your sarcasm is as low-effort as your original post.

Anyone with a functioning brain can see how

> You want an executive to issue a press release about how dysfunctional and bureaucratic their company is and that’s why it’s so hard for users to actually use these new models?

...is intentionally assigning beliefs to me purely from your own imagination without any connection to reality.

Your childish pretending that you didn't say something that is literally on record immediately above is a tactic employed by kindergartners, caught by their parents eating a cookie, who claim that they're not eating a cookie.

[–] rdtsc 14 hours ago
> Your sarcasm is as low-effort as your original post.

Putting too much effort into sarcasm doesn't work well usually; it works because it's low effort.

> is intentionally assigning beliefs to me ...Anyone with a functioning brain can see ...caught by their parents eating a cookie, who claim that they're not eating a cookie...

Who is assigning what beliefs to you? What cookies? Not sure what you're after here but sounds like you're a bit upset.

[–] throw10920 13 hours ago
> Putting too much effort into sarcasm doesn't work well usually; it works because it's low effort.

Your comment is exceptionally low effort by the standards of sarcasm. llama-3-8b-level, in that it's trivial, uninteresting, unamusing, uninformative, not clever, and incorrect.

> Who is assigning what beliefs to you?

You did, in the comment that I quoted from you immediately before my statement.

> Not sure what you're after here but sounds like you're a bit upset.

We've established that you have either a severe lack of reading comprehension or are maliciously lying, given that someone with rather below average intelligence would be able to tell that your comment assigns a belief to me that I never held, by reading the two sentences immediately adjacent to each other.

Most HN readers are capable of this reading comprehension, so anyone reading this thread will be able to tell that you're wrong, and I can link to this in the future if you make similarly deceptive comments.

[–] rdtsc 12 hours ago
> Your comment is exceptionally low effort by the standards of sarcasm. llama-3-8b-level, in that it's trivial, uninteresting, unamusing, uninformative, not clever, and incorrect.

Ok. Well, I found it amusing and interesting.

> You did, in the comment that I quoted from you immediately before my statement.

You still haven't quoted them. Just vague references and a lot of angry words.

> We've established that you have either a severe lack of reading comprehension or are maliciously lying, given that someone with rather below average intelligence would be able to tell that your comment assigns a belief to me that I never held, by reading the two sentences immediately adjacent to each other.

You still haven't quoted anything are just continuing with more insults.

> Most HN readers are capable of this reading comprehension, so anyone reading this thread will be able to tell that you're wrong,

Yes they are and it would look rather embarrassing for some of us... but I can't stop you ;-)

[–] gcatalfamo 20 hours ago
As outlandish as publishing 4.0 Argon, making people sub to Google AI pro/ultra, only to discover that Argon was not included into Antigravity
[–] WmWsjA6B29B4nfk 19 hours ago
It was included in Ultra from the start and in Pro one-two days later?
[–] throw10920 16 hours ago
Thanks for the fact-check. It's kind of wild the misinformation that people try to get away with online.