I didn't even pay anything for mine. Ford sent me one for free after they announced they were moving to NACS. I keep it in the glove box and it works perfectly fine at Tesla stations.

Even with manufacturers moving from CCS to NACS, it's going to be years / forever before CCS disappears from the market. Too many chargers out there, too many cars on the road.

This seems to imply that anyone, the internet, SEO companies, trolls, really anyone can just put a bunch of content out on the internet and Anthropic has no way of QA'ing all of it. Seems like that's something they probably want to address, especially if the alternative is just indiscriminately vacuuming up everything they can find online and having v.next of their model regurgitate some nonsense about donkey dicks or whatever.

President Fuckface von Clownstick is busy trying to pay off energy development companies to get them to stop building offshore wind farms. Not only are we not prepared for the next oil supply shock, we're actively making the problem worse.

> And even if I'm the responsible EV owner with a level-2 charger at home and never go below 70% on my battery charging nightly, I still risk getting stuck in an EV charging line for hours during any long trip or vacation I want to take because of every other EV dumbfuck owner draining themselves down to 3% and needing a level-3 charging station every other day because they treat their car battery like their phone battery.

Sure, that's a "risk", the same way that your car breaking down is a "risk" or you getting explosive diarrhea from eating gas station sushi is a "risk".

It's just as likely that the "dumbfuck" was scheduled to show up at a different charger 20 minutes up the road with 15% battery only to find that charger offline through no fault of their own, leaving them to limp in to the next available option.

That's more of a supply problem than a demand or a battery management problem if you ask me.

> While nobody is dropping one of these into a home NAS anytime soon, the idea of a quarter petabyte on a single SSD no longer sounds like science fiction.

You're right, I won't be dropping one of these into my NAS. That would make it a single point of failure, and we can't have that. I'll need three of them.

I assume AI is a part of everyone's workflow now, but if I can't see the human involved, then I assume AI *is* the workflow. I'm sure that won't be enough eventually. But for now, it keeps me away from those channels that shit out 15 feature-length documentaries a month.

Remember when life was simpler and we could just blame video games and Marilyn Manson for this shit?

The rest can use whatever resources are nearby for them. Seattle uses hydroelectric. Nobody there gives a shit that a wind farm in Massachusetts doesn't power their apartment.

"Scribe" may not make the list but "storyteller" certainly would. Written storytelling is just oral storytelling in, well, written form.

I'm reminded that I really enjoyed the PSP and that the PS Vita spent much of its retail life being forgotten or ignored. There's the PS Portal now, which I guess technically solves the "PS quality with PS games" part of the puzzle, but it's a dumb terminal that won't work on an airplane.

Beth Mole articles are the ones I know I'm gonna regret clicking but I do it anyway. Either for the jokes or for the "here's a picture of an X-ray a doctor took of a worm eating its way through a patient's eyeball" content.

AI is just a plot by Big Hardware to sell you more hardware.

> We ask that candidates do not [...] use AI during interviews and take-home assignments without explicit consent from the interview team.

Assign a take-home task as part of your interview and you're dead to me, so I guess we're even?

Just by mentioning XKCD in this discussion I'm sure most folks probably already know which comic I'm referring to and understand exactly how this will end for Dell.

Swift is #22 on the list according to the article. Seems about right to me.