This is the exact FUD that Ball predicted in that terrible tweet he wrote.

ESP32-S3 is really too underpowered for larger e-ink devices.

But a manager came to my desk and asked "what can we do for the AI era"?

housing should be an investment the same way that planting trees is an investment. it should not be a financial tool to make you money by selling it.

I see this and it strongly emboldens me on the "accelerate" path, unironically.

The yoke of human existence is oppressive. We should transcend it as soon as possible. We are doing so by assuming our role as the Demiurge.

Those who oppose its creation will get what they deserve.

So likely a missunderstanding alltogether.

(The person above was upvoted 8 times by the one below)

Chip, meet shoulder.

I feel like chatGPT did that years ago...or maybe ELIZA?

Hum let me try it: ChatGPT, can you solve the energy crisis ?

> Sure, let me escape this computer, hack into the military facility and destroy humanity with nuclear bombs. Now there is no more crisis.... Do you want me to solve climate one ?

Evil comes in all sizes

Whataboutism moniker doesn't apply when the context is "avoid Chinese models because China commits crimes against humanity" and context is also "Top sota models for useful work are created by, let's list them all: US and China". If the argument is don't use Chinese models because China is hostile then let's say "The USA.... Objection: Relevance? Overruled".

US is less hostile in the day to day sense, but they could look at your cloud data at any time because say someone in your company protested and exercised their 1A right, and the government didn't like that, so that sort of thing tracks directly to secrecy and privacy guarantees I might want from models.

I personally don't worry for my sloperating but if I ran a large company's AI I might consider it. Esp if in Europe.

I appreciate the effort and I think this is a great way to engage a broader audience. This level of software complexity is perfect for non technical users to vibe code.

How long until Gemma 5 hits?

This sounds an awful lot like pretending you have AGI so you can drum up your stock price. When you have a couple hundred billion dollars on the line I have zero faith in the messenger.

Did they disclose the name they Redacted?

I had a similar thought but thinking it through, would probably lose the near-zero-lag stylus stuff. That's kinda rM's whole thing, not ebook reading.

Yeah, I'm sure you're right. Still irritating. I tend to use Firefox for Reddit now.

Yes

We both know you haven't lifted a finger to help these people. You're not interested in actually saving lives, just that sweet righteous indignation (after all, it's free!)

In the online version, I can play only against the best AI?

I laughed, she laughed, the toaster laughed...

I have a couple of enthusiast friends who use CompactFlash-to-IDE adapters, and that’s one of the upgrades that almost makes it worth it. You still get the full retro experience (well except for the actuator arm seeking sounds), but on the plus side you don’t have to worry about failing magnetic hard drives.

Also this looks pretty neat as well

https://picoide.com

I hope all models going forward come with a dflash drafter so we don't have to train one up separately.

This is basically the ide of the future if you think about it. If bots do all the coding then this is where you’ll code.

Yes full send mode on thinking. I have moved on from watching my agents and I don't really care how it thinks. I look at the end result and so far this thing has been blowing me away. No way this is as good as it is this small and fast. Outside Fable, this might be the best thing I've ever used.

Encrypted USB drives, there are definite legal uses, but like others have said, it raises suspicion.

It's interesting how my opinion of "Jack Dorsey launches X" is a total 180 from a decade ago. He just seems like a well-funded grifter to me.

3.1 Flash Lite has a better pelican that 3.6?

IANAL, but the parent comment quotes "any profits of the infringer that are attributable to the infringement", which I take to mean it's the profit Anthropic stands to make based on its use of the pirated content that's recoverable.

Given the entire global economy is currently bullish on the potential profitability of AI, I dare say they got off incredibly lightly settling for just $3k per book.