Do you talk like this at parties, or is this strictly an online thing?

Same here, and it sorta why I posted the original post. I used to write mostly stuff to do with technology. I will never forget when I spent hours back in 2008 adding information to the EMC Clariion page only to have the entire thing reversed because I didn't ask permission in the talk page first. 2008 was the last time I ever edited Wikipedia.

ELI5: Why does Wikipedia care so much about notability?

I get the privacy angle. Nobody wants a random Wikipedia page about their neighbor. But once someone is recognized as a public figure in any capacity, what’s the harm? More available information seems like a net positive in most cases.

The benchmarks already show its faster, throttled or not. So your comment is a big whatever.

That's what's irrational. Comcast goes down more often than Trump says "Bigly". It's constant complete, no signal outages. They can last minutes or hours. You want to charge big rates? Have big reliability.

But Claude has to ask permission, has to be granted permission, and I can remove that permission with a mouse click.

That said, I find it incredible what it's able to do with those tabs, and equally horrifying.

I've more than once asked it to demonstrate how to do a function in something like Canva or other web apps and it quickly shows me the ropes. I've asked it to search online databases on my behalf and watch it find answers in seconds that would have taken me 20-30 minutes.

But... now I wonder if it's opening my browser while I sleep and participating in the T800 designs.

I hate to do this to you... but you'll need more like 50 to 60K. A fully spec'd currently available unit is $18,700 for a single studio. Two of them together is $37400. So you can be sure the 512GB unit will be significantly more than this.

You seem quite naive about the complexity of software (and hardware for that matter) stacks at companies of this size. You're also naive about the amount of legacy software (and hardware) that these companies must maintain.

1000 contractors. Let that sink in for a minute my friend. That's 2.08 million hours of labor annually. How big do you think an ecosystem would be that would need that many hours of CONTRACT (ie extra) labor???

This was definitely true in the beginning, but the latest generation models are putting out some pretty amazing results.

Your whole post is making up something that's not true, and then bitching about it. You must be a politician.

This wreaks of clickbait and smells a lot like bullshit.

Sooner the better.

That should be the only way to access flock.

Someone needs to vibe code a python replacement for it and free the world from this guy.

(vibe code = /s )

Who is going to bitch about a C2 modem when Apple has never shipped one? Weird claim to make.