Not exactly what you're looking for, but OWID has a bunch of great visualizations about cancer, including ones that really show the progress we've made (and how much we've yet to make!)

https://ourworldindata.org/cancer

Is seat selection really a dark pattern? Exit row seats are the most worthwhile add-on to buy when flying IMO, sometimes having even more leg room than business class seats for a fraction of the cost.

Frustratingly my GF's first ever flight was in COVID, and she wanted to ensure we sat together, so I paid for seat selection, and for an exit row.

We were one of the 10 people on the flight...including some of our friends who didn't select seats, but sat on the same row.....

Yep, that sucks. But on the other hand, overbooking is a thing, so if you buy a ticket without seat selection for a popular flight there's a chance you literally won't be let into the plane you paid for because all the seats are already taken. Happened to me once, I had to agree to a free replacement ticket to a different city in an entirely different European country (Brussels instead of Cologne) and spend about 200€ on a late night taxi to my destination.

> Essentially $20 for unlimited GPT 5.5 agents entirely deployed in the cloud.

How does it make sense financially for you?

It doesn't. I can't necessarily disclose how I'm automating this. The entire promise is that it just works. Again, just try it. I think the fact that it just works out of the box without an email speaks for itself. Feel free to make unlimited trials. I could care less atm. I'm still working on the site and it requires a couple restarts so some tasks may be interrupted. Just turn on auto-loop and it'll resume where it left off :)

yeah what is this guy yapping about

Why don't you just try it instead of commenting? Ive updated the trial per account to 15.

Edit: The site is currently broken so bad timing but probably check in later if you wanna try it :)

Netherlands has always been pretty firmly against Chat Control (except for one political party, EPP)

If you're on Linux, the easiest way IMO is to just run the agent in bwrap

I do it like this

https://github.com/flexagoon/dotfiles/blob/main/dot_config/f...

But I'm sure it's simple enough that you can just ask the agent itself to make you a command for it with proper bwrap configuration

bwrap is builtin in claude too, activate with /sandbox command.

What does QGIS have to do with this? It's not even an OSM editor.

> If you cannot focus, just focus more?

Why don't homeless people just get a house?

And when sick, just try feeling better instead!

(I seem to have misplaced my bootstraps. Has anyone seen them lately?)

If you have a problem, don't.

Closed models just don't show this thinking process directly to the user

Depends on harness.

No, I mean they don't show it at all in their API to prevent distillation. The reasoning is encrypted and only accessible by their server. They sometimes show a summary of the reasoning, but it's not the same as the actual contents of the reasoning.

Thanks I didn't know that.

"Introducing our latest model, CIaude, spelled with a capital "i" and legally distinct from Claude!"

> Given how verbose claude models have become, wiki articles are probably less verbose too

Telling models to respond in the style of Wikipedia is one of the best ways to make their output bearable in my experience (for chat models, not agents)