it’s always about power

I was going for cunning linguist, but I’ll settle for editor.

they’re literally getting the metaphorical squeeze
but
they’re metaphorically getting the literal squeeze

oh, it’s not robot sharks :(

It’s time to start asking not whether there will be an AI crash, but what we should do today so that we are best prepared to respond to one tomorrow.

At the core of the AI bubble is a basic math problem. There is a fundamental mismatch between the trillions being invested in the infrastructure to develop AI and the billions people and companies are spending to use AI.

What is your understanding of friction?

Yeah, I turned off swipe right away since it thought I was swiping. Then noticed the problem above.

I really wonder if it’ll fix the issue I have. It seems somewhere along the way, the keyboard went from prioritizing where my finger lands to where it lifts from. I am great at striking down where I want, but when my finger starts to travel to the next key, it lifts diagonally instead of vertically, and they keyboard senses it as still touching and moving to the next key over.

Also, the keyboard needs a bigger space between the letters and the spacebar.

And why are there so many words no longer autocorrected that when I tap them have one one suggested correction, and it’s the right one—but somehow the keyboard can’t figure it out.

In 2024, a research group led by UCLA chemist Neil Garg overturned Bredt’s rule, a principle that had stood for more than a century. The rule states that molecules cannot form a carbon-carbon double bond at the “bridgehead” position (the ring junction of a bridged bicyclic molecule). Building on that breakthrough, Garg’s team has now developed methods to create even stranger structures: cage-shaped molecules known as cubene and quadricyclene that contain highly unusual double bonds.

We need a law that companies provide device owners root access for every end of life device.

yes

side loading

sweet

If I recall correctly, Spotify streams ogg vorbis—not mp3, so that would be a transcode.

Does it circumvent the drm, or does it re-encode decompressed audio?

This is the one thing on Spotify I can’t get elsewhere. Would be nice to have a non transcode copy.

https://open.spotify.com/album/4emoC6C9fCDkWPdTuxN9an

…Like Cologne (Spotify Exclusive)
Queens of the Stone Age
2013 • 3 songs • 14 min 5 sec

Sheesh, these are tough—sounds the same but has different meanings. Didn’t know that problem went so far back.

and/or provide them cloud access to their crystal since they may not want to buy a reader

so porn collections?