Samuel
@samuel.fm
sol is stupid-smart, fable is smart-stupid. these complement each other well
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fry69
P(aul) FrazeeIf people knew their Star Trek we’d be seeing this reference way more these days
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Daniel SmithWe are strong now! 🚀
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robunfortunately, taleb wins again
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oliver
aron@adler.dev· 8 Jun 2025taleb talks about this
aronlove that you had that post on speed dial, somehow without even having it saved
1 5oliversearch -> "aron" -> <return> -> search posts -> "taleb" -> <return> -> share post -> copy link
2 9oliveri remember it because i remember thinking "who the fuck is taleb"
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norvid_studies#atproideasio every link on bluesky also pops up the users failed search history queries and site navigation, to get that link into their clipboard, when you mouse over it @gracekind.net
3oliver*bravely* “i have no idea who taleb is”
1 5robcongratulations!!!
the only thing you need to know is that he has a phrase "intellectual yet idiot" which fits one or the other model
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CarrotBaum 🥕true if you already know popper;
if not, might as well go to popper
BiteyI personally confused the terms homonym and synonym.
Sol went ahead and launched development a small app I asked for using the concept of homonym, even though the app made no sense using homonyms. I tried Opus 5 with the same prompt and it pushed back when it sensed I understood those terms wrong
1 6Biteyhere's my odd question: which behavior is more useful?
The answer is really "it depends on the ask", but as a general rule applied without knowing what the problem sets would be, whta's the better behavior?
I think I *like* the sol behavior better, but the Claude behavior might be better for me
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Kit Thwaitefable is canine, sol is feline
Parth BhovadHaha. Best compliment.