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Professional Dragon 🐲 retweeted
My second art style is Impressionism. I work in a digital format, but maybe one day I’ll get around to using a canvas~
#sergal #digitalart #painting
People using your product "the wrong way" and now they need to reign it in only after the genie is out of the bottle. No no, we either go full bore all the way, or we admit AI is dangerous. #Comedy
Claude Code is blocking legitimate game developers from doing their work, and users are getting frustrated.
Anthropic recently introduced restrictions to stop its AI from recreating existing video games, but the filters appear to be catching far more than just game clones.
Devs report Claude refusing perfectly legitimate tasks, including reverse-engineering, game modding, crash dump analysis, anti-cheat development and debugging their own projects.
The problem is that Claude seems unable to distinguish between someone trying to copy a commercial game and a developer working on their own software.
Anthropic’s Addy Osmani acknowledged the new restrictions and said the company would continue refining them.
Professional Dragon 🐲 retweeted
Anyone feeling bummed about this ad, not because it was bad but because they remember how much more fun it was back then, I just wanna say this.
It's not nostalgia. It honestly was more fun back then. It was more fun because:
- A lot less rules
- Pretty much everyone was anonymous unless you chose to tell people who you were
- Being able to connect and talk to people across the country and world without fear or judgement precisely BECAUSE you didn't know who anyone was.
- You could say just about anything you wanted, good or bad. A double edged sword.
Some of these things we flat out can't do anymore. The biggest one being the death of anonymity online.
Companies, Discord, Governments, games, AI, all of these things want your info. They want to know everything about you. To sell, to track, to keep in line and so on.
I've been on the internet for a long time. Not as long as some, but definitely over 20 years. My channel was made in '07 and I used the internet even before that. I remember when Google had a "videos" section from BEFORE they bought youtube.
It was so much better back then that it's not even funny.
Professional Dragon 🐲 retweeted
Bouquet for the silliest little goober!
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