There is no “containment” though. Like, these companies purposefully set the bots loose on the internet. They’re not trying to contain anything. They just use that word cause it sounds like they’re doing something. Any sort of containment would defeat the entire purpose of what they’re trying to sell.

It’s also bitter, which humans are evolved to dislike. So it literally is an acquired taste, because some people drink decaf.

All beers are bitter, things humans evolved to stay away from (bitter signals poison). If you like beer, it’s because you’ve become accustomed to it, not because it’s a good flavor to humans.

Claude can one shot tasks until you get a larger system then it completely shits itself. These models are nothing more than autocomplete, and they can’t hold large systems in their heads. Anthropic literally tried to rewrite all of bun using Claude, they said they did it and yet it still hasn’t released six months later.

Huh? What do those things have to do with eating anything?

That’s not being cheap lol. RAM prices are one of the most expensive for their value things on the planet right now.

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It is now. At least for browsers. It was not at the time for the menu bar app my company required, Tunnelblick.

Every office I’ve worked in had bowls and plates there to use. And you put them in the dishwasher when you’re done. Or you can take your own and leave them at your desk.

Also I have found over the years that glass storage containers end up way cheaper over the long run. You never ever have to replace them.

If you don’t eat sugar you will die lol. It’s how your body gives cells energy.

PFAS on the other hand is a hormone disrupter. On top of giving you cancer it’s probably one of the major reasons for the mental health issues plaguing the world and the current state of tribalism.

https://spin.atomicobject.com/search-imessage-sql/

This article is from years later. Seems like it got harder, but it’s still dead simple. Just give permission and then open the file.

I don’t think Android has a corresponding computer operating system so no? This doesn’t apply to iPhones or iPads. Just Macs. And I’m not even sure if it applies to M series MacBooks, but it applied to the old intel ones about 5 years ago at least which was the last time I read my messages that way.

Me? I wrote an app to read my iMessage database to pull two factor codes out and type them in automatically cause I was lazy.

Microwaving things in plastic. It’s proven to leach an enormous amount of plastic into your food immediately, but most people still won’t switch to a ceramic or glass plate or bowl to microwave.

Same with using teflon for food. Particles immediately break off into your food. Also using teflon anything increases demand for it and thus increases the amount of PFAS in the soil and water streams.

Just an FYI for anyone that didn’t know, your iMessages on your computer are literally just stored in a SQLite db. They’re very very easy to read without the app.

You’re looking for “train timetable software”. A simple search gave me this as the first option. No clue if it’s good, but it looks like it’s on GitHub so it might be FOSS. https://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/TimeTable.shtml

Nobody said anything about enforcing it. Just put it in the contribution guidelines!! Like for fucks sake, this is like saying you shouldn’t have a law saying you can’t murder people out at sea because it’s impossible to police. The threat of action is half of the reason people don’t do bad things. There’s ZERO REASON to not have it in the guidelines.

Sure, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t go into the contribution guidelines. If they don’t listen then ok, you remove commits that have claude watermarking. Without that guideline you can’t stop the PRs at all.

Why are these things being called actresses. It’s literally “ai video starts randomly speaking Cantonese”. It’s not an actress. It’s not acting.

what can they do despite ban LLM usage altoguether (and per consequence get LLM generated code submitted anyway), they can’t have a blacklist for models, or force contributors to run them on their local hardware.

But they can? Like OP pointed out, wine forbids contributions from those that have seen Windows source code. How in the world are they supposed to enforce that? Turns out the open source community is pretty good at self enforcing.