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What's the business model of these startups?

> he brought these attacks with his war I'm no Trump supporter and this war was a big mistake, but justifying a nation poisoning another's civilian water supply is a bit upside dow…

> Video models can certainly predict what stirring cream into coffee does. Not sure that physicists and professional animators would agree.

https://xcancel.com/i/article/2078594661359194500

As mentioned in other comments, what you call the past has been known for at least 30-40 years to be soon obsolete. They had enough time to prepare to this.

It is very much so supported by facts, see sister comment.

This. Add to the list: consuming huge amounts of meat while depriving themselves of AC "for the planet".

There are still hardly any, Paris, July '26.

The thing is that both sides have a point. European countries (notably France) have known for at least 30 years that this was coming, but was ideologically insisting not to install…

Good Toastmasters clubs are a good example of this.

What technical advancement made this possible? The text is vague about this.

The comments just mean they used AI to do that in 3 seconds

France is indeed ridiculously bad at ventilation (not to mention air conditioning). Restaurants, offices, even gyms - most have bad to non-existing ventilation. Coming from the Sta…

Yes, a very easy and destructive man-in-the-middle attack seems likely.

A periodic reminder that companies are paperclip optimizers that will stop at nothing to protect their profits and existence. If you are developing anything in AI or related domain…

+1 for office work as disease source. Plus taking public transport (mostly underground trains). Today I avoid the subway almost completely, taking my bike almost everywhere, to avo…

I have two languages defined in iOS (English and French) and the native swift keyboard recognizes which language I'm swifting in. Maybe this is supported only for specific language…

https://xcancel.com/nurikolan/status/2069853428310794412

iOS has that.

I have two languages defined in iOS (English and French) and the native swift keyboard recognizes which language I'm swifting in.

What do you mean? iOS has a native swift option.

My guess is that an AI layer already present _is_ the reason you're seeing these unhinged suggestions. Earlier generation iOS keyboards were much more accurate and reasonable.

A truly chaotic week in Europe, alongside the UK train crash and the unprecedented heat wave.