Or, just switch to an opensource solution (eg. OpenJDK as mentioned in the summary). That would be simpler and and probably cheaper in the long run.

I wonder if they can incorporate some sort of "language steganography" into large replies. Then they can offer this detection as a service as ChatGPT+ for institutions.

Nice try with Norway: https://worldpopulationreview.... > For example, Norwayâ(TM)s world-leading annual rate was due to a single devastating 2011 event, in which far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik gunned down 69 people at a summer camp on the island of UtÃya. Norway had zero mass shootings in 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015. And then further down: > Using the median analysis, the United States is the only country examined that shows a propensity for mass shootings. The data itself supports this interpretation, as the United States endured mass shooting events all seven years, but the other countries all experienced mass shootings during only one or two years. Thus, in a typical year, most countries experience zero mass shooting deaths, while the US experiences at least a few.

Except that it seems that this feature became unusable 2 years ago according to the last comment at https://issues.apache.org/jira... . Plus, it's still marked as an experimental feature after all these years.

He probably uses vim. The "insert key" is `i`

> The individual health insurance market is totally broken and no, universal healthcare isn't the answer. It isn't the answer because you went on to describe some mockery of a "universal healthcare system" instead of a real one. A real one like a single payer system perhaps that has real clout, and one that is funded from taxes so that the richer share more of the burden than the poor. Mind you, I have no idea how the US system works but what you described there sounds nothing like what passes for universal healthcare in other first world countries.

I'd like to think that it was Linus' middle finger but doubt it. Probably because their proprietary technology has no more technical advantage anymore.

> If you come at this as a professional producer of video, audio or 3D rendering and prefer macOS, because it suits your workflow, the deal looks great. You know where 3D rendering is at these days? GPU renderers like RedShift or professional ones like Renderman XPU (which uses both CPU+GPU). GPU benchmarks absolutely matters in the professional studio space.

Oh I agree with you on this format's niche use case being limited. Just talking about the aspect of pre-multiplied alpha, the non-support of it in metadata is the same as PNG then. This aspect isn't really a bad mark against it since it's just maintaining the status quo.

I'm getting a meh feeling like many others here. But on your comment about not supporting pre-multiplied alpha, I'm sure why that is? I didn't notice any assumptions that would prevent this other than no metadata for it?

Ever heard of the saying, "Two wrongs don't make a right."? Analysis has shown that more guns doesn't lead to more crime, just more crime that results in fatalities: https://www.vox.com/2015/8/27/... If ghost guns is indeed a problem, then we should be trying to curb it, not give up altogether!

Also missed the Commodore 128! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...

Goddamnit, they must have hired same the Firefox graphic designer responsible for the previous atrocity!

There's no way that anyone could have predicted the pandemic so I don't see why anyone would possibly be penalised for it.

What bad thing did they say about Boehm? I don't see anything that claims he didn't exist.