CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@gknauss >letting malware hackers force your new UI that people hate on them

It's a bold strategy Cotton, let's see if it pays off for 'em…

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15670101/charlie-kirk-jeff-webb-pickleball-death-Jeff-Webb.html
lolwut

#ABoldStrategyCotton

@verge What’s really amazing here is that Marc Andreessen is apparently reinventing how to be a fatuous asshole every 15 seconds, which deserves some kind of MRI analysis of his brain or something. Like, when he wakes up in the morning is he a normal human being for 15 seconds every day?

@jwz Plaintiffs should have been assessed Afroman’s legal bills and 7 lemon pound cakes.

@elizabethtasker Still haven’t taken to their new domain I see.

@sinbad @jwz The Great Poopcopalypse when a day-long network failure prevents people from getting the LLM to tell them when to take a shit will be an incredible tragedy…

@User47 Essentially performative, the percentage of anyone trying this is negligible and training data will be sanitized for obvious garbage before being used. And the models are already highly capable, you’re not going to make a model stupid with some Markov nonsense pages.

I think vocal pushback by a lot of people is a lot more effective at trying to take a stand against the overuse of AI.

Warm rainy day and the first sign of Spring
#spring

https://www.macobserver.com/news/apple-m5-pro-and-m5-max-introduced-with-new-fusion-architecture-and-super-cores/
MOAR COARS

It’s ironic remembering the days of “OMG 5 GHz liquid nitrogen cooled!!!!” how the BIG.little architecture made clock speed irrelevant and now the classic general pipelined central logic unit as the primary compute engine is itself becoming passé.

#Mac #M5 #MacbookPro

https://mstdn.ca/@atomicker/116161557802875158
Feeling this so much every day now.

@jbowen >not just reading the OTA traffic in Wireshark
You get used to it, I don’t even see the code, just “blonde… brunette… redhead…”

@verge >leap towards
>Medium
>Substack
>pretty much every newspaper/magazine

I don’t know what cave the Verge has been in for the last 5 years, but the open Internet is already a thing of the past.