> But if you're on the side of the industry where your job is to prevent things from being broken, then it really sucks. It's called job security :)
Is this about my comment about Calif being the ones who found the vulnerability and not OpenAI? Am I wrong?
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Calif found the vulnerability, not OpenAI
there are more and more cars that close to that price, look at kia ev3, or ioniq 3, or BYD
My understanding is that the switch to hybrid was to get rid of needing to refuel during a race, since that is dangerous. The 50/50 split is new this year, but they're already working on fixing that for next year. But…
Ah, yes, because the software on road cars is so much better. The amount of times I had to turn off and on again my dad's Skoda because the screen was stuck on "loading user profile".
In the first race of the season, his team-mate was taken out before the race started because his car gave him more power than he was expecting all of a sudden. Similar things have happened multiple times this year.
I want to recommend the excellent Designed in California podcast, which has a ongoing series about the switch to macOS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN3U3QCwL9g&list=PLOOjdnfSl3...
As far as I know, the only place HBM is used in consumer products is GPUs?
How many books have you read on your phone in the last month? Or did you instead open twitter/hackernews/tiktok?
that's when I unsubscribed
unfortunately the current conservatives in the US do seem to align with those views
I much prefer a mouse (I use the MX Vertical) to a trackpad for long periods of time at my desk. Cmd+Scroll for zoom in/out, Ctrl+Left/Right arrows to switch spaces. It's not a fun as the trackpad, but those are things…
Gruber really doesn't like any EU regulation
An in the EU at least there are laws that fine companies that don't take security seriously.
reality is known to have a liberal bias /s
What GPU can I buy with >100GB of memory?
it seems to be a different strain (and it's not a new one, I think)
Where is there a problem in Europe? I if want to go to the US on the other hand, I need to give them my social media accounts. That doesn't sound like free speech to me
A photo of seashells gets you indicted: https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/28/politics/justice-departme...
I was also afraid of that, but I actually really liked the recent videos.
What about nuclear?
try it with something published before 2022. do you still get the same results? I really doubt those tools are good for anything
Microsoft added markdown support to Notepad, and that went well /s
> But if you're on the side of the industry where your job is to prevent things from being broken, then it really sucks. It's called job security :)
Is this about my comment about Calif being the ones who found the vulnerability and not OpenAI? Am I wrong?
[dead]
Calif found the vulnerability, not OpenAI
there are more and more cars that close to that price, look at kia ev3, or ioniq 3, or BYD
My understanding is that the switch to hybrid was to get rid of needing to refuel during a race, since that is dangerous. The 50/50 split is new this year, but they're already working on fixing that for next year. But…
Ah, yes, because the software on road cars is so much better. The amount of times I had to turn off and on again my dad's Skoda because the screen was stuck on "loading user profile".
In the first race of the season, his team-mate was taken out before the race started because his car gave him more power than he was expecting all of a sudden. Similar things have happened multiple times this year.
I want to recommend the excellent Designed in California podcast, which has a ongoing series about the switch to macOS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN3U3QCwL9g&list=PLOOjdnfSl3...
As far as I know, the only place HBM is used in consumer products is GPUs?
How many books have you read on your phone in the last month? Or did you instead open twitter/hackernews/tiktok?
that's when I unsubscribed
unfortunately the current conservatives in the US do seem to align with those views
I much prefer a mouse (I use the MX Vertical) to a trackpad for long periods of time at my desk. Cmd+Scroll for zoom in/out, Ctrl+Left/Right arrows to switch spaces. It's not a fun as the trackpad, but those are things…
Gruber really doesn't like any EU regulation
An in the EU at least there are laws that fine companies that don't take security seriously.
reality is known to have a liberal bias /s
What GPU can I buy with >100GB of memory?
it seems to be a different strain (and it's not a new one, I think)
Where is there a problem in Europe? I if want to go to the US on the other hand, I need to give them my social media accounts. That doesn't sound like free speech to me
A photo of seashells gets you indicted: https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/28/politics/justice-departme...
I was also afraid of that, but I actually really liked the recent videos.
What about nuclear?
try it with something published before 2022. do you still get the same results? I really doubt those tools are good for anything
Microsoft added markdown support to Notepad, and that went well /s