I'm sure attackers would be fine taking the time to sift through 20 bugs to exploit the one critical one.

cURL is probably a bad example in general since it's relatively small and has had considerable development to review it

Seems like they're making boat loads of money from starlink including putting the new ones up. The big money loser is because Musk combined the xAI with SpaceX

That's never happened to me. but maybe in your area people are sharing rides with someone smoking or they're illegally smoking while driving.

Not related to legalization of course

Living in a state that legalized pot, the legalization didn't really change the number of stoners. We still have laws against driving under the influence.

And do what? Write their own OS along with every integration needed?

More likely they'll separate the OS and the TV code so they can ship the open source OS along with their closed source software

Have two or three charging stations? Can stagger the charging times or get the type that limits the current

I feel like you must have forgotten to read every other sentence of my post and only read the sentence in the middle.

That seems to be to perception of some people, but for most of the country in practice it's the opposite.

EV owners that have a house or have charging where they live just plug in when they park and then it charges when they're doing something else. A few seconds plugging in is much less time consuming then driving to a gas station and spending a few minutes filling up.

If someone doesn't have the ability to park somewhere they can charge (either home or work) then an EV isn't going to work out for them.

That's sort of their naming convention for the model sizes: Haiku Sonnet Opus Mythos

SpaceX owns xAI/Grok and has a bunch of servers in their datacenters that aren't profitable.

As for space cooling - that's a problem, but they only need to dissipate as much energy as they absorb. It's not impossible

I made the swap from Fitbit to Garmin as well. They don't have as many "apps" available, but on a watch it's not a big issue. The battery life and activity tracking is just far superior.

A couple years ago I was chatting with a guy that used to work at Fitbit - he wore a Garmin

It's quite telling that a company having ethics designates them a supply chain risk.

Especially after it was reported that the US bombing of a school was one selected by an AI tool and the government theoretically had policies already that aligned with their ethics

No, but it's actually one of the states in the United States of America which IS invading other countries.

We can easily have both and cut money from stuff like invading countries

There's a good site with multiple studies on this question: https://transitcosts.com/

Basically there are a lot of reasons, but a few key ones are:

- The US doesn't have centralized organizations for planning and designing rail systems. We mostly have small regional systems and each stretch of rail and each station is bespoke requiring an outside (expensive) company to design and built it.

- Bidding process along with accountability is a bit broken. Contractors aren't required to show line items and penalties for overruns and delays cause them to submit higher bids. The desgin/build process is also poor in part due to the previous point.

- Environmental restrictions cause massive delays, don't have proper coordination to expedite, and are easy for people against a project (or even sometimes for) to submit complaints that cause everything to become later and more expensive.