When did Windows come into the picture? I was just talking about Ubuntu.
I find it hard to believe any enterprise willing to drop over $40k on a workstation PC would choose `Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS with the COSMIC Desktop Environment` over Ubuntu.
> [01:42] A pilot called for flaps to be set to 20 degrees, and the other pilot cautioned they were too fast. The other pilot made additional comments regarding the aircraft’s excessive speed throughout the remainder of…
Turnaround at a gate and a life-or-death go-around judgement are two entirely different operations governed by entirely different sections of the FAA. Also this was Amazon, not Southwest.
> - the proof generated by our model was very different from theirs and also goes far beyond the published literature I'm hearing two completely conflicting stories. Buckmaster is claiming the approach used by OpenAI is…
Ok, so what is the exact number of preventable deaths per year to build a silicon god you would be ok with?
> What's the most dangerous thing that's happened with an LLM so far? I don't know, maybe a mass shooting? https://www.npr.org/2026/09/02/nx-s1-5953021/openai-tumbler-... Oh, and let's just forget the uncountable early…
Hi, fellow American here. Other people and myself are getting real tired of the constant name-dropping of mega-corporations that do not care about your safety, health, or well-being. If they can make a profit from those…
> The market for people who want to install Linux on a Mac laptop is very tiny. It's only going to grow every year as apple stops releasing OS updates for perfectly functioning hardware.
People didn't start using iPhones because they were just better than existing alternatives. Apple did a lot of marketing to get the name out and people excited. Then they stuck around because the product was actually…
It's clearly marketed for remote communities with little to no connecting infrastructure. Think Alaskan wilderness or Hawaiian island hopping. This isn't for getting from LA to Denver for skiing.
> For the many people who resist the AGI label possibly ever being achieved, I'd be curious to hear takes on what would make you think Astra is yet to be AGI, and what would still need to be achieved for this to…
The mere suggestion that this admin is doing this or anything else for the wellbeing of its citizens is a complete departure from reality. It's very clear what the motivations are, and just because they don't seem…
You're conflating the opportunity cost of having a child with the actual logistics of raising a child. Cities are by definition economical logistical hubs. It's where the jobs and opportunities are. Most people aren't…
The real cost of suburbia has been aggressively hidden for decades and is only now becoming realized as even gen-Z buyers with college degrees are getting priced out of starter suburban homes. The solution is to…
> Yours will reallocate every so often, invalidating element references. append_only_vec requires only &self to push, Then the crate is lying about its intentions or performing black magic using RefCell under the hood…
Cities being dependent on workers being present at commercial office buildings appears to be a uniquely American problem. Most of my American friends I know turn to the suburbs as a default for "family" style living…
If you're referring to Masayoshi Son he's Korean by ethnicity, Japanese by nationality.
> append-only-vec > This is a pretty simple type, which is a vector that you can push into, but cannot modify the elements of. The data structure never moves an element once allocated, so you can push to the vec even…
> I think we should be taking a more “batteries included” approach to language and library design. The entire reason we’re in this mess is because we’ve decided it’s ok or maybe even preferable if stdlibs are rail thin,…
New person in sales joined my company a few months ago and on the very first introduction they handed me a vibe coded app and asked me to review it for them and put it into production. Haven't spoken to them since. They…
how can you make such a bold claim so early with 0 evidence? A successful (and much more realistic outcome) could be to make a font that is financially infeasible for LLMs to parse but easy for humans.
They are in the business of justifying blame from the executives to the frontline. Executives keep or increase their bonuses, layoffs ensue. If you are the decision maker of a company, and you can pay a team a few…
It's harder to leak multiple S3 keys than a single postgres key.
Anyone can re-create the hosting part of GitHub. This is not the difficult nor the expensive part. It's the actions. The compute to run them isn't cheap at scale nor is the amount of auditing you need to do for security…
When did Windows come into the picture? I was just talking about Ubuntu.
I find it hard to believe any enterprise willing to drop over $40k on a workstation PC would choose `Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS with the COSMIC Desktop Environment` over Ubuntu.
> [01:42] A pilot called for flaps to be set to 20 degrees, and the other pilot cautioned they were too fast. The other pilot made additional comments regarding the aircraft’s excessive speed throughout the remainder of…
Turnaround at a gate and a life-or-death go-around judgement are two entirely different operations governed by entirely different sections of the FAA. Also this was Amazon, not Southwest.
> - the proof generated by our model was very different from theirs and also goes far beyond the published literature I'm hearing two completely conflicting stories. Buckmaster is claiming the approach used by OpenAI is…
Ok, so what is the exact number of preventable deaths per year to build a silicon god you would be ok with?
> What's the most dangerous thing that's happened with an LLM so far? I don't know, maybe a mass shooting? https://www.npr.org/2026/09/02/nx-s1-5953021/openai-tumbler-... Oh, and let's just forget the uncountable early…
Hi, fellow American here. Other people and myself are getting real tired of the constant name-dropping of mega-corporations that do not care about your safety, health, or well-being. If they can make a profit from those…
> The market for people who want to install Linux on a Mac laptop is very tiny. It's only going to grow every year as apple stops releasing OS updates for perfectly functioning hardware.
People didn't start using iPhones because they were just better than existing alternatives. Apple did a lot of marketing to get the name out and people excited. Then they stuck around because the product was actually…
It's clearly marketed for remote communities with little to no connecting infrastructure. Think Alaskan wilderness or Hawaiian island hopping. This isn't for getting from LA to Denver for skiing.
> For the many people who resist the AGI label possibly ever being achieved, I'd be curious to hear takes on what would make you think Astra is yet to be AGI, and what would still need to be achieved for this to…
The mere suggestion that this admin is doing this or anything else for the wellbeing of its citizens is a complete departure from reality. It's very clear what the motivations are, and just because they don't seem…
You're conflating the opportunity cost of having a child with the actual logistics of raising a child. Cities are by definition economical logistical hubs. It's where the jobs and opportunities are. Most people aren't…
The real cost of suburbia has been aggressively hidden for decades and is only now becoming realized as even gen-Z buyers with college degrees are getting priced out of starter suburban homes. The solution is to…
> Yours will reallocate every so often, invalidating element references. append_only_vec requires only &self to push, Then the crate is lying about its intentions or performing black magic using RefCell under the hood…
Cities being dependent on workers being present at commercial office buildings appears to be a uniquely American problem. Most of my American friends I know turn to the suburbs as a default for "family" style living…
If you're referring to Masayoshi Son he's Korean by ethnicity, Japanese by nationality.
> append-only-vec > This is a pretty simple type, which is a vector that you can push into, but cannot modify the elements of. The data structure never moves an element once allocated, so you can push to the vec even…
> I think we should be taking a more “batteries included” approach to language and library design. The entire reason we’re in this mess is because we’ve decided it’s ok or maybe even preferable if stdlibs are rail thin,…
New person in sales joined my company a few months ago and on the very first introduction they handed me a vibe coded app and asked me to review it for them and put it into production. Haven't spoken to them since. They…
how can you make such a bold claim so early with 0 evidence? A successful (and much more realistic outcome) could be to make a font that is financially infeasible for LLMs to parse but easy for humans.
They are in the business of justifying blame from the executives to the frontline. Executives keep or increase their bonuses, layoffs ensue. If you are the decision maker of a company, and you can pay a team a few…
It's harder to leak multiple S3 keys than a single postgres key.
Anyone can re-create the hosting part of GitHub. This is not the difficult nor the expensive part. It's the actions. The compute to run them isn't cheap at scale nor is the amount of auditing you need to do for security…