

Yeah and also one of the top priorities of the social security subcommittee.


Yeah and also one of the top priorities of the social security subcommittee.


I mean I think KDE is the heaviest it’s ever been, it just started out heavier than its competitors but grew slower. So it’s light enough now that we’re not using pentium 4 with 1GB RAM.


Future in doubt? The man is 75. Going home and retiring on your (dubiously-gotten) riches is the American dream. Just do that. That’s not future in doubt. That’s success coming to fruition. Fuck this staying in power until you’re literally in a coffin.
Yeah I was going to say, even just as a homelab admin, I can keep my OS uptime high if I want to, and just update my services, but I’ve missed some auto start fixes etc., where I updated and started the updated service manually, but then next power loss it didn’t start properly.
Now I try to make sure I reboot once a month when it’s convenient for me to fix issues to make sure all updates are applied and tested. And of course kernel updates like you say.


That’s correct, but companies like Apple have put profits above employees for a long time. Granted, high pay and good benefits have been a path to attract talent that would increase profits, but profit has always been the motive.
So I don’t think you’re wrong that they might have a big layoff, but it’s not related to adding more AI into the product.
That said, having good, well integrated, local AI features that are optional to use are purely a plus for the customer. Local AI Siri, local AI multitasking (e.g. “insert a summary of that messages thread into a new draft email”), local AI reminders of things you might have forgotten, etc.
That’s probably not exactly what’s going on here though.


Maybe but they’re already using AI (Claude) in a lot of their day-to-day engineering. What they use to develop and what features they provide users are very different.


He rooted for the authoritarians in Insurrection and Into Darkness and other similar lines I bet.


Samsung Fold and Pixel Fold have been getting it reliable for years now.
But if you want half size, look at the Razr and its like $500 not $2000.


I get the disappointment but you should still do it. In the short term, this announcement means nothing and the main risk is to 3rd party hosting/self-hosting. 1Password has had multiple breaches over the years.


It’s actually part of the intention, not contrary. If you’re in the “vote blue, no matter who” mindset, then you’re looking at the primary as your election. You don’t get to decide to not vote on Election Day; you’re already going to vote for the Democratic nominee. So you get involved in the primaries.


How were you running a CRT on batteries?


Yeah I think in practice. You seemed like you wanted extra paranoia steps. Also ran it through AI after posting and it called out mkdir doesn’t have a -f flag and you’ll need to cd just to TEMPDIR


You could check if TEMPDIR is set and exists as a directory but LGTM.


Oil to radiate the heat more evenly. Not oil to burn. No different than any other $20 electric space heater except they are quieter and more consistent once up to temperature.


Also, merchants need your name and address to ship the product to you…
Well all they would really need is a one time code that you provide them that you’ve pre registered your address with the shipping carrier.
Would 100% prefer a shipping carrier who supported “oh address is 17bkHdb74nKl? Send it to 123 main st, city, state, etc”
100% agreed on the first part though. Perhaps if the shipping carriers all worked together (ha!) on a common system like this they could do it.


Welcome to bitcoin / etherium / etc.
I don’t know too much about out the culture and application level but some of the theory.
Bitcoin can transfer currency with ~zero knowledge (at least from one side) and Etherium can implement smart contracts.


No because he has all his vaccines. He just spews vaccine rumors but then gets his shots.


Cameras are always used for LKAS, even things like Waymo mix cameras with LIDAR. That’s the only way to see the lines on the road, etc.
Now for ACC that’s always radar except for newish Tesla. Same with blind spot monitoring and parking sensors unless those are ultrasonic or something, but not cameras except for Tesla.
See comma.ai how one can basically do LKAS and adaptive cruise with one camera, but IME it typically uses the radar based ACC built into the car already.
PS2 wasn’t but PS3 was.
In-state Gerrymander doesn’t matter for the Senate, but otherwise 100% agreed.