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Those in tech who study this already understand the need to hardware attestation. Everyone else will understand soon enough. Old hardware will have to be grandfathered. Old cars do…

It is an issue of moderation. The problem is that the science says the only safe level is none and people are not so good at moderating. My current level is one beer a week. My goa…

As long as indoor air quality is good

And don't drink alcohol

I have a colleague who's using openshell. The advantage is it's independent of the containerization layer, yes?

A good compromise would be to have the LLM write the outline. That also helps get over the activation energy of starting. Then elaborate in small chunks so the human domain expert …

I think of it as a new version of "my brain made me do it" https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/my-brain-made-me-...

I think they will put in place the equivalent of the FCC. It may not happen until after something really bad happens - but it will happen, and them all LLMs that aren't air-gapped …

I got started as a software engineer working in the nuclear industry in the 80s. We measured our documentation in inches not pages, and it was all written by hand. And I'll bet you…

True. I was referring only to the silicon. Apple's OS totally sucks. I can envision a day when Apple properly supports Linux. I cannot envision a day when their OS doesn't suck.

Make it your goal to teach a room full of other humans that topic. I guarantee you will know that material cold. I've done lots of technical training in my career and after teachin…

"competing" is not the same thing as "competitive". Apple is 1-2 years ahead. If they remain so indefinitely into the future then Intel is not competitive.

We don't yet have US regulations and testing labs. Obviously that would be a good thing to have. I mean like the equivalent of the FCC. If you ever release a hardware product then …

Box that plugs into my desktop would be fine. Or perhaps in SSF form factor.

We used Intel 7110 magnetic-bubble memory in our mobile robot. CMU early 80s. VMEbus I think it was.

It's so weird that they all seem to update at once - which makes me think that it's my podcast player that's periodically checking. But that sort of an opaque process for me since …

Or just have a podcast so that you don't have the option to have images.

My own opinion is that the "harness companies" (Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor etc.) are fucked long-term since customers will tire of that quicksand. As the models improve, we will tir…

What's "better" for the individual is not necessarily better for the society. Also I think a better policy than blocking Chinese imports (which is probably not sustainable anyway) …

It'll be a US or Japanese or South Korean robot since it's not allowed to come from China. I'd be in favor of Apple entering that market. I think they'll be a huge first-mover adva…

I read it more carefully and see that it requires a PHP server.

I was expecting something that would import/parse my existing website. Seems a big ask to edit a static site to add markup to every element I want to edit.

"Five years ago, most software engineers I spoke to had no programs they had written for themselves." What happened five years ago? Before that everyone used tools they wrote thems…

My first thought as well. My second was the lack of situational awareness.