I think insurance solves this problem but the details would be important. If you speed a lot and drive drunk, your premium will and should increase to cover the increased risk you pose to others. A catastrophe shouldn’t…
I think that there are some requirements to have these companies pay for insurance against ecological disasters. I think this has to be part of the solution. It looks like it exists in some form but 2011 was prior to…
“ She’s in prison because a jury found that she knowingly misled investors who poured more than $700 million into the startup. That’s a significant distinction, but as a society, we don’t love nuance” Ok she’s still a…
Yes. The top menu access for apps full screened in Tahoe stop working. WTF.
So glad I read this and found out about The Rest is Science.
I think this idea is thought to be a gross oversimplification https://theconversation.com/the-truth-about-easter-island-a-...
People wonder why Trump and Bernie were so popular when he was campaigning. It’s the same reason. Sending tons of jobs to China starting in the 80s then nafta in the 90s left a lot of people behind and disrupted their…
Yes. In Iran they routinely kill enemies of the regime in public and/or hang them from cranes for display. I can’t fathom the folks that are currently the in crowd elites. I’d rather be dead than support a dystopian…
To be fair Trump has done so much crazy shit that it leaves most people in a fog of chaos. I’m ashamed I forgot about the ICE tragedies already…been working too much lately. I’m most angry with people that stood by and…
Need some Vaseline for your slope?
You must not be a software engineer shipping features that span multiple systems constantly as fast as possible in order to differentiate your company from competitors.
Re: factory in another country: I use and recommend craftcloud (Germany company that facilitates having your uploaded model be printed wherever and however you choose (and see prices of course). I am always able to find…
Same. I used to pay for WSJ and at one point Apple News (RIP Texture App) but both of these still show ads prominently. I could use my VPN but as a matter of principle I used codex to make me a browser extension to…
Or because required by law for some reasons including visa holders (assuming that’s still a thing in the US these days - fortunate not to have to know)?
My city right outside Austin scrapped it. Its even split between red and blue voters and support for abandoning flock was overwhelmingly in favor of abandoning. Makes me feel good to see others banding together for…
I think the analogy works for the near term. I don’t see the point of thinking past that. If I can’t enjoy building things for compensation even if it’s managing AI, and I can’t afford to do so for fun, I don’t see the…
Teaching students how to interpret evidence must be way undervalued still. I went to one of the top CS schools 20 years ago and you could get a degree without even taking a single probability or stats class of any kind.
Probably three companies that had port 22 open with no root password if it was Gemini. I’ve always gotten garbage from their coding models and Google sheet integrated chat.
I'm glad to see its still being maintained after more than 25 years since I last used it.
Same. But, yeah, I guess companies are "solved" now just like software engineering.
Seems insane. It isn’t that had to use anthropic managed agents to build something similar - work with an in house version that I think is superior. I’m sure Devin is a good fit for some companies…but struggling to see…
I want an e-reader that can handle narration. Actually immersive reading - https://storyteller-platform.dev - without paying Amazon. This is possible on a kindle running KOReader, but it's very slow loading for large…
Thanks for mentioning this. It makes me feel better about stumbling with metal math in front of some colleagues that are faster.
You would not expect the developers of the model to optimize for a well known benchmark?
I have a feeling that if they already thought like that, they wouldn’t be using IBM legacy stacks in 2026.
I think insurance solves this problem but the details would be important. If you speed a lot and drive drunk, your premium will and should increase to cover the increased risk you pose to others. A catastrophe shouldn’t…
I think that there are some requirements to have these companies pay for insurance against ecological disasters. I think this has to be part of the solution. It looks like it exists in some form but 2011 was prior to…
“ She’s in prison because a jury found that she knowingly misled investors who poured more than $700 million into the startup. That’s a significant distinction, but as a society, we don’t love nuance” Ok she’s still a…
Yes. The top menu access for apps full screened in Tahoe stop working. WTF.
So glad I read this and found out about The Rest is Science.
I think this idea is thought to be a gross oversimplification https://theconversation.com/the-truth-about-easter-island-a-...
People wonder why Trump and Bernie were so popular when he was campaigning. It’s the same reason. Sending tons of jobs to China starting in the 80s then nafta in the 90s left a lot of people behind and disrupted their…
Yes. In Iran they routinely kill enemies of the regime in public and/or hang them from cranes for display. I can’t fathom the folks that are currently the in crowd elites. I’d rather be dead than support a dystopian…
To be fair Trump has done so much crazy shit that it leaves most people in a fog of chaos. I’m ashamed I forgot about the ICE tragedies already…been working too much lately. I’m most angry with people that stood by and…
Need some Vaseline for your slope?
You must not be a software engineer shipping features that span multiple systems constantly as fast as possible in order to differentiate your company from competitors.
Re: factory in another country: I use and recommend craftcloud (Germany company that facilitates having your uploaded model be printed wherever and however you choose (and see prices of course). I am always able to find…
Same. I used to pay for WSJ and at one point Apple News (RIP Texture App) but both of these still show ads prominently. I could use my VPN but as a matter of principle I used codex to make me a browser extension to…
Or because required by law for some reasons including visa holders (assuming that’s still a thing in the US these days - fortunate not to have to know)?
My city right outside Austin scrapped it. Its even split between red and blue voters and support for abandoning flock was overwhelmingly in favor of abandoning. Makes me feel good to see others banding together for…
I think the analogy works for the near term. I don’t see the point of thinking past that. If I can’t enjoy building things for compensation even if it’s managing AI, and I can’t afford to do so for fun, I don’t see the…
Teaching students how to interpret evidence must be way undervalued still. I went to one of the top CS schools 20 years ago and you could get a degree without even taking a single probability or stats class of any kind.
Probably three companies that had port 22 open with no root password if it was Gemini. I’ve always gotten garbage from their coding models and Google sheet integrated chat.
I'm glad to see its still being maintained after more than 25 years since I last used it.
Same. But, yeah, I guess companies are "solved" now just like software engineering.
Seems insane. It isn’t that had to use anthropic managed agents to build something similar - work with an in house version that I think is superior. I’m sure Devin is a good fit for some companies…but struggling to see…
I want an e-reader that can handle narration. Actually immersive reading - https://storyteller-platform.dev - without paying Amazon. This is possible on a kindle running KOReader, but it's very slow loading for large…
Thanks for mentioning this. It makes me feel better about stumbling with metal math in front of some colleagues that are faster.
You would not expect the developers of the model to optimize for a well known benchmark?
I have a feeling that if they already thought like that, they wouldn’t be using IBM legacy stacks in 2026.