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Comparing Bard to Bing and GOT4 today. Bard was the worst of the bunch. Bing was actually the best overall. Not surprising since it's basically GPT4+Search context.

Bard did do fairly well on some of the questions I asked that were things google would be good at answering. Did not do well at all on generating code in more obscure languages.


I don't generally agree with this take. I also don't think allowing deploys on Friday and letting the team decide their risk/reward ratio is a bad thing. Teams should be empowered to make their own decisions. If they are consistently making bad decisions that will become apparent and can be addressed in a variety of ways. Most likely by the team itself because they don't want to be working on the weekend.


https://www.mudverse.com/ is actively maintained.


Thanks for that! As someone who got into tech directly because of MUDs, it was sad to see TMS go.


Grapevine is awesome. Good call-out.



I remember finding this BS on my phone and being pretty annoyed about it.


I got flicked in the back of the head at a tourney a few weeks ago!


Ouch! I haven’t fenced in a few years but IIRC that’s a red-card penalty (hitting the back of the head).

I was always fairly invested in not being an asshole so I never back-flicked in a tournament until I was 95% sure I could pull it off (practice on willing accomplices ofc).


Beginners are the most dangerous to fence against in my experience. They don't move like you expect, they flail and flourish and smack you in weird spots with the flat of the blade. All the worst bruises I have gotten have been fencing newbies. It isn't their fault, they are still learning. But owww.


The Greenway is a lovely addition to Boston. Used to spend lunches there eating from food trucks.


You're saying Meta doesn't have the power to change politics? Where have you been since 2016.


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