My theory is that they don’t actually have large enough context windows. While the context window is large enough for the story text, most stories have a world model/reader model that is massive. Good stories have a much larger world than the story written.
There are more civilian owned guns in the US than in the rest of the world combined. That means the police have a much higher chance of having a violent encounter on any home entry, leading to more police being trained like militaries than social workers. Not most, but more - hence the diff.
A reminder that liking a post on bsky doesn't make it appear on your followers feed in the same way that it did on X.
If you think your followers may be interested in a post, then please do re-post it don't just like it.
A useful entry this week and reminder that sometimes “good enough” can get you in the game.
When I joined Mastodon, my feed was also empty but I couldn’t muster enough energy to develop a good feed over a long enough period of time and ended up back on X. With starter packs I ended up with a better feed here than I do on X in a couple days.
They’ve been really helpful for me. When I first joined there was very little in my feed and I didn’t know who was here. I don’t post a bunch but read a lot. The starter packs have made my feed valuable again. Even if I don’t know you yet. Nice to meet you.
I added you from a list of people to follow in AI/ML. Can’t speak for everyone else.
I always asked my mom why she didn’t just walk downhill both ways
We use the Lutron smart sockets to automatically turn on the coffee in the morning during the week for a coffee maker that doesn’t have a built in timer. Works great with Apple Home.
Basketball. I have to chase people around to push myself harder than I would in a normal workout.
