WHERE IS MY LAWSUIT TROLL?
They're copying Firefox.
On Peter Thiel being a rich white asshole.
Hey, I won!!!!
.. that there's a foreigner, a woman, and a black pilot in that spaceship?
The "Nerds" part.
Yeah, but your T-16 wasn't running a full multitasking OS, network stack, X-windows, a word processor, and a web browser.
Even if you got the targeting computer upgrade it had only shitty low-res vector graphics.
That 8MB machine was comparable in function to modern PCs with 1000X the memory.
LLMs don't actually know their own capabilities.
Those observations are somewhat out of date. Modern (ie 2026) frontier models have a lot more "knowledge" than their weights.
e.g. When I asked Claude about its own memory, it used a "product self-knowledge skill" which includes looking at its own SKILL.md file.
I believe Qwen 3.5 has similar capability, but of course you need to have it configured.
Ask Claude? He says:
This came out of the accidental Claude Code source leak on March 31, 2026, when Anthropic accidentally shipped a source map in their npm package exposing ~512,000 lines of TypeScript source code.
The regex lives in a file called userPromptKeywords.ts and looks like this:
piss(ed|ing)? off|piece of (shit|crap|junk)|what the (fuck|hell)|
fucking? (broken|useless|terrible|awful|horrible)|fuck you|
screw (this|you)|so frustrating|this sucks|damn it)\b/
Alex Kim's blog
As for what it's for: according to researcher Alex Kim, who first documented it, the signal doesn't change the model's behavior or responses — it's a product health metric to track whether users are getting frustrated, and whether that rate goes up or down across releases.
Hey Editor, did you miss the lesson about tides in school?
Linux desktop with 16 Mb RAM was possible in the 90s
No, 2MB was never enough for a Linux desktop. I had 8MB on my 386 and it was only just sufficient.
Yeah, Bytes vs bits. But who measures RAM in bits?
I remember too 8MB being the minimum, but upgraded to 12MB so it was possible to do something else while the kernel was compiling.
How did we get to the point where 8000MB is considered a bare minimum?
One of the most overlooked advantages to computers is... If they do foul up, there's no law against whacking them around a little. -- Joe Martin