RIP to Pocket
Can't say I'm surprised. Mozilla tried for years to monetize it in various ways and as they did it pushed many (myself included) to move to other solutions. For me, I use a selfhosted Wallabag instance and am very happy.
But, still, always sad to see tools like this go away.
Update:
Adding a note as I really like the idea of this implementation. For people who have a single machine, this is an excellent solution. It's not workable for me without an added layer of crossdevice syncing. But the saving of the content in Markdown is very interesting.
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Ego test for Claude 4
The following post makes mention of my work, so I will start this post off with a reminding disclaimer: I work for Hasbro/Wizards of the Coast, the makers of Magic: The Gathering.
So this is interesting. Claude just put out their new model and as I tend to do, I asked it about me. It noted it didn't have info about me in its information, so it would search online. It then proceeded to be completely factually correct (not true of past instances with Claude and other LLMs.)
However, that's not the interesting part.
At the end of what it wrote, it said:
Game Involvement: Jarrett was on the design team for Doctor Who (referring to the Magic: The Gathering Doctor Who cards), and he's an ardent Commander player and lover of the game he's played since Ice Age.
It cited two links for this section, one of which when I clicked it returned a 404 error for me. Which makes me ask, if it got this information from an online search, how is it trying to cite a page which isn't available? Conceivably the fact could have come from that page, but it isn't immediately obvious from the article title, etc.
I submitted feedback for the response, I am somewhat dubious about how much attention those replies get, but who knows.
My feedback to Anthropic was:
It said it searched online to get this information, but the last link it cites is an article which returns a 404. Either, it references data from an internal archive of the internet which was made prior to that article going offline, or it isn't actually searching online.
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Survivor 48 Finale Reactions
I said after Kyle pulled the move to get Shaheen out, that he likely had won the season. Without it, I think Joe would have won it handily, even with David + Camilla revealed.
Even after the jury conversations and presentations, I think it's going to be David.
Eva's final appeal was strong. I'm sad to see good guy Joe fall to 3rd.
Now for the vote...
Congrats to Kyle, I couldn't be truly unhappy with any of the final 3.
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Automated Archives for May, 22nd 2025
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Articles To Read
The following are articles that I saved today. Substance and quality will vary drastically.
- How Do We Learn Complex Skills? Understanding ACT-R Theory - Scott H Young
- The Science of Mental Models - Scott H Young
Chess For the Day
Record: 3-3-8
Net Elo Change: -25
Games Played
- Chemronin - WIN
- rvitey - WIN
- LanceLegal - LOSS
- Quadiera - LOSS
- primodelpatodonald - DRAW
- Shampompo12 - LOSS
- Mweelrea123 - DRAW
- kasptof - LOSS
- Sanya0374 - LOSS
- lauret - WIN
- SamuelMalakar - DRAW
- chessecky - LOSS
- Shamaner17 - LOSS
- Dmitrii_SHU - LOSS
Blog Posts On This Day
- May 22, 2024 (2 posts)
- May 22, 2023 (3 posts)
- May 22, 2022 (7 posts)
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