The magic word is Calibre

Given the image,i wouldn’t be at all surprised if the article were just AI

They don’t want biometric data. If you already use Face/Fingerprint ID, then they already have it (encrypted, on your phone, inaccessible to Apple). If you don’t, then you can use your password like you otherwise would

Most people have been automatically verified through having a credit card in wallet, or having an account that’s 18 years old or older

I mean, at least it’s possible to operate a podcast at a profit

Some are accepting having a credit card in Wallet as proof of age, as well as simply having an old enough Apple account

Tell me again how AGI is just around the corner, Sam

I suppose my question is why did they need to spend months analysing the feedback? Couldn’t they just point copilot at the data and have it instantly analyse it for them?

Yup,i use perplexity as my first port of call for most searches. Not because it’s good - it’s not, I’d estimate it’s wrong around 80%of the time - but because it’s still better than the alternatives

I’m not insisting on anything, I’m just saying that Hanlon’s Razor is always worth bearing in mind

The point is that at every turn the UK government and politicians in general have demonstrated an absolute lack of understanding of technology

I wouldn’t be in the slightest bit surprised if they genuinely didn’t understand the threat that Thiel poses

Nah, i fully believe they just don’t have a clue. I mean, what’s the hypothesis here, that they’re deliberately trying to fight the Antichrist alongside Thiel?

A podcast i listen to had, a few months ago, a story where a minister who was waxing lyrical about the benefits of AI and was asked something basic like about hallucinations or something and they literally never heard of them. Had no clue what the questioner was talking about

I think that’s the level that basically all politicians understand technology at

To prevent this, remove `anon` from the `wheel` group and he will no longer be able to run `/bin/su`.

As opposed to

To prevent this, remove `anon` from the `wheel` group and they will no longer be able to run `/bin/su`.

https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/6814/commits/beb448fc248f1cbd82a4c68ddf72687203d4d51e

That’s the example linked to from the thread which started the controversy off: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/6814

[Tunas1337]

It’s a minor nitpick, but I think it’s important; assuming the user and/or developer of the operating system is male isn’t exactly the best.

[awesomekling]

This project is not an appropriate arena to advertise your personal politics

Or we could ask the question in the opposite direction - why would you use language which excluded anybody who doesn’t identify as male from the documentation for an open-source project, to the point where when someone offers to update the language for you your response is to rant about “personal politics” and write a contribution policy which forbids the use of gender-neutral language?

Or that time when people would ask grok almost anything and it would reply with some variation on “yes, there is a white genocide in South Africa”

About 6 months ago they spent more than half a billion acquiring The Browser Company whose only currently-being-developed product is a pretty wrapper for ChatGPT

Yeah, I think the RAM argument is besides the point. Apps can be optimised for macs in a way that they can’t for PC, and the target audience for this is people at school/college who need to do their homework, and people sitting in offices

Is it going to run super-powerful software? No. Is it going to replace a leet coder’s desktop PC? No

But it’s not supposed to

And if you’ve got the CEO of one of the largest computer firms on the planet saying “this is a serious threat to our business” then that’s worth taking seriously

Especially if you look beyond this. Apple won’t be looking at this in isolation. They’ll be looking at getting in to schools. Chances are that the OS you use in school will be the one you’ll stick with as you get older - especially if it’s also the one that workplaces are starting to use. And if you’re using Apple computers, well, then it makes more sense to have an iPhone than an Android, doesn’t it? Fitness tracker? Well, the Apple Watch is right there

And so on

This is a smart move by Apple. Probably the smartest they’ve made in years

Oh, i don’t care. It was just a cute that maybe i should have quoted the sentence i was referencing

Who spends 12 minutes putting petrol in their car?

Given the responses and the downvotes i can only assume that people have misunderstood the post. I’m not saying “electric bad because long change time“. I’m responding to the claim in the article that it takes the same amount of time as refuelling a combustion engine. This is not true

Every time I’ve seen someone test this hypothesis - as in doing a long-term experiment with the specific purpose of testing whether fast charging harms battery health - the result has come back that it doesn’t make much deference at all

It’s also worth pointing out that every battery is different and apps like Accubattery are imprecise. It’s entirely possible that your 100% and your friend’s 93% are actually exactly the same. It’s also possible that their battery would have displayed 93% when brand new

I honestly don’t get why OpenAI and Apple seem to be trying to explicitly market LLMs as being capable of giving medical advice. It’s so obviously a lawsuit waiting to happen