@thesupermanmx Or - these psych tools always eventually cause these types of responses, in humans & in LLM’s as well.
Subject humans to this therapy for months and..surprise..everyone has childhood trauma.
@PaulFanson The standard isn’t “exact time elapsed” - it’s always, time on the clock. Which accepts the natural variation that comes from clock operators. So, the only issue here is which clock is the official clock, and did they use the correct one to use in the review.
@stoolpresidente Oregon didn’t need a janky replay judgement to bail them out. Also, Oregon demonstrated a slightly competent offense. Michigan…not so much.
@stoolpresidente Michigan won the game - but lost in every other way (along with the B10).
And all signs point to a rough season ahead. Which is their own fault for hiring Kryle Whittingham…after being forced to fore their last bad hire for being a terrible person. Quite the streak coming…
@bigten Maybe don’t be so incompetent that your replay booth looks at a different clock than the entire world sees when watching the game.
When it takes that many words/if/ands/buts to justify the robbery…then you’ve already lost.
@P_Norton Meh - in today’s college athletics environment, raising $ is a huge part of an AD’s job. He should be out running shoulders with the big donors. From reports, that might be the only part of the job he’s good at. Glad he’s focusing where he’s most effective!
@AlexFinn No way you spent the amount of $$ it would take for Grok Bot to do all that, unless someone else was paying for it, and/or you got paid to do it and post. With their current usage model, zero chance anyone can use it 24/7 in the ways you list and be profitable.
@nvandewetering It’s still so so inefficient. Despite Grok Bot being easier to set up and use for true 24/7 agents than Claude Cowork. The amount of useful work I can get done for $100 on Claude is sooooooo much more than what I can get done for $100 with Grok Bot.
@chrismaconi I can do soooooooo much more “work” for $100 with Claude than with Grok Bot. it’s too bad their usage model is so fundamentally broken, because I really liked many aspects of the implementation.
@damonchen So you can run out on the first day!
Grok bots usage model is very broken, with zero visibility for the end user to try and optimize. Totally guessing at how much any given action or bot will use.
Unusable for real long-term workloads
@chrismaconi@cursor_ai Grok bots usage model is very broken, with zero visibility for the end user to try and optimize. Totally guessing at how much any given action or bot will use.
Unusable for real long-term workloads
@0xCodez And how many $thousands$ of dollars per week is that costing?
Grok bots usage model is very broken, with zero visibility for the end user to try and optimize. Totally guessing at how much any given action or bot will use.
Unusable for real long-term workloads