hell yeah that’s what I was looking for
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As a content creator, this intrigued me until I saw the AI-generated overview video front and center on the homepage. The subtext communicates that the product was designed for fake people standing in front of large fake touchscreens dragging fake elements around.
That’s an excuse a bad actor would use.
Administrative leave isn't firing him. He still has access to manipulate the internal investigation, which will be argued by Apple's lawyers.
That's what you get when American companies bow to pressure from the federal government in order to release a product.
If you personally offend the President or a member of his cabinet in any way, you don't get to go to market.
Meanwhile China's censored open models are looking more and more attractive in direct comparison to censored American models.
How does this compare to LM Studio Bionic?
What does it take to delete a snapshot?
Can you share more details about the investigation?
Typically the staff member being investigated would be placed on administrative leave during a lawsuit like this, even if they did nothing wrong. The fact that it didn't happen makes me think the investigation isn't being conducted properly.
"acting rogue" but faced no action from OpenAI after this came to light
In my experience (since Notebook is still in the name), you're going to get the same emails as before, now with additional people confused about the change and what it means for them.
Turning dialogue audio into text for searchability and accessibility (particularly for deaf users)
That's the Republican M.O.
Strangle funding to a public service, complain that public service isn't performing, use the consequences of their own actions to justify eliminating the public service indefinitely.
I read "looting" as installing a non-controlled StarLink terminal to silently pilfer protected data about Americans without going through existing infrastructure and leaving an audit trail.
I made the same mistake once with a junior dev
Curious why Apple chose to remove support for spinning disks. APFS is designed for flash storage, not hard drive storage.
For those of us with encrypted spinning disks sitting in a fire safe/deposit box for a decade or more, macOS suddenly won't be able to mount them for data retrevial because of a software block. If we want to move our cold storage to APFS encryption, we'll need to replace the spinning discs with expensive flash storage, or live with slow fragmented access.
For comparison, I can still pull out a USB floppy disk or CD drive, connect it to modern macOS, and read a shoebox of floppies/discs inherited from my grandfather.
I’ll just vibe code a tool that rebuilds and reinstalls every 30 or so days. :)
From a marketing standpoint, most gamers would associate a “reset” as a final surrender in technical troubleshooting their Xbox.
They want gamers to “reset” their expectations, but I don’t see that panning out well as a strategy.
Yes, the 21st Amendment is democratic society accepting the negatives despite the limited positives.
Alcohol consumption would be another good example of a culture we’ve accepted despite the deaths and limited positive benefits.
Best we can do is a paid vacation and taxpayer-funded settlement, maybe transfer them to neighboring jurisdiction if they were real bad.
They bought a content competitor, now they get to "reset" their vision for it. Mission successful.
The “technical arguments” are documented here: https://blog.cr.yp.to/20260221-structure.html
2006's NSA is not 2026's NSA
As long as we're socializing the gains just the same as we're socializing the losses (through taxpayer-funded bailouts), I have no problem.
That's unfortunately not been the reality through Obama, Trump and Biden policies.
I don’t think the spy agency would use nsa.gov address to manipulate the technology trajectory.
No perhaps. A change to the U.S. Constitution requires a democratic process, not achievable by authoritarian executive order.
Hiding it from users and then charging for additional tokens (if you’re Chinese).
Imagine the outrage if they did the same to Jewish people.
Trump Mobile did the same with the false advertising of their phone, and that’s apparently okay.
While maybe a small scale issue, the solution isn’t an authoritative order that tries to rewrite the U.S. Constitution and bypass democracy.
Your opinion has been duly noted thank you for sharing.