After looking him up I will put some respect on his name. His family life had a lot of early tragedies.

I donâ(TM)t like flock or surveillance or the proliferation of irresponsible AI use either. But Iâ(TM)m not quick to take notes from anyone who is blessed to live such an idyllic life where they bike to a boat in the morning. Most of us would pick that life if we could.

That we gave the unsafe version to governments and corporations. Then we made a safe version. Also the safe version just falls back to the previous version since itâ(TM)s not actually safe on its own.

This guy must be important

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I mean both! :) https://youtu.be/qID2B4MK7Y0

There are dozens of us!

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Yeah so tell me the time. Updating the UI (instantly) long before the task is complete (20 min) is not okay in a security context. If my back door is waving in the wind after I thought I put pants on then I have a problem

Im excited to read in the future about how many tokens this ai wastes on jiggling its mouse

Even their fine rate for stealing water is better than the rate that I pay.

Are you saying you donâ(TM)t intentionally share your machine with attackers? You insensitive clod. Attackers are people too

We had ChatGPT 2 and other ways to generate sloppy websites before 2022.

The amount of time to make the app is important but TFS is not very clear. One day or six months? It makes a big difference for the story. So what is it?

Back when Boot Camp was a thing, there was a similar trend: MacBooks were one of the mostly stable windows platforms (per soluto, probably gone by now). Apple only had to write drivers for their small number of laptops, and it was mostly power users with clean installs.