You laugh now, but when the wide cop cars get stuck in traffic who's laughing then?

> be me
> boilerplateless framework maintainer
> in charge of making sure boilerplateless framework is, in fact, boilerplateless
> occasionally have to go down there to check if the boilerplateless framework is still boilerplateless
> one day I go down there and it's no longer boilerplateless

what about

caching?

Where can I get the HRT that turns you into a harpy.

Do a lil jig

I don't have a full reference image for the final clothing and style, but I do have this early design sketch where I gave her big floofy boots.

Is there a full image of this character for reference

"art shown on a united nations website" was not on my bingo card for 2025

@celphase.bsky.social and I are laughing so hard you have no idea

I think to some degree, people who see the mascot underestimate its importance. Your browsing experience getting interrupted is a high-tension situation, especially because it shows up for only a moment and you don't know what's happening. The mascot is there to defuse the tension.

y'know, it'd be weird to have a random anime girl show up when accessing a website… maybe they will commission an official UNESCO-tan.

So, this will likely continue to be my white whale for quite a while.

I'd love to spend time trying to build an equivalent of Kube, but I imagine even approaching something to the level of Kube would be something you'd publish a paper on and advance the field of language design with, making something so completely different.

In all seriousness, I find the claim that the test has been passed dubious. Every single instance of people claiming this they give the LLM a lot of leeway, and don't actually perform a proper adversarial test. By its very nature, passing the test as originally prompted requires general-AI.