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@RickStrahl And it only took 45 years! I wonder what other miracles we may soon see.

Now this is a welcome improvement in #Windows:

@dexhorthy Same. My brain isn't big enough to keep more than that going for anything moderately complex. I do tend to forget which is the primary, though!

I have often said similar - I'm max 1-2 complex things in parallel, and I ALWAYS have a primary task I'm not advancing them both along a workflow together, its "something to work on while primary is blocked / researching / coding / etc" and then as soon as the primary is unblocked, I'm back on it

On April 3, 1965, Ennio Morricone recorded this masterpiece in Rome. Sixty years ago. The soundtrack of a lifetime. For A Few Dollars More | Ennio Morricone | 1965.

@Turbinetraveler Sporty

Meanwhile in Mogadishu, Boeing 727 pilot: “Hold my beer—I can make that approach.” Now that’s thrilling to watch!

@ThePrimeagen @Odaajna That wasn't so hard!

google has been largely incapable of making much of an impact on anything. their responses are slowly starting to come in after inventing the `T` in chatGP`T`. their biggest risk is themselves and their inability to execute. Getting a thing right and being right for the next 10 years is going to be extremely difficult. The reason why they are able to do this is because they currently still make so much money. They can be wrong several times and be ok. Youtube studio is absolute hot steaming garbo They constantly spy on you I think they manipulate the search results Them being the leader in AI, especially in terms of search seems a bit scary

Did Google just W?

@ze_observer @Grady_Booch Not even close IME.

@softboyled @Grady_Booch Qwen?

Here is my prediction: The Magnificent Seven - Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla - will continue to push AI down our throats despite diminishing returns to its users, simply because they’ve invested so much they’ve gone past a point of no return. That notwithstanding, the inevitable Great Implosion will happen to companies such as Anthropic and OpenAI because open source models that can be run locally - with minimal capex and zero risk of surveillance - are quickly and irreversibly becoming good enough. The whole ”AGI is just around the corner” is a meaningless and silly distraction.

@vintagemapstore Now do it for *low* daily temp.

Mean daily temperature, US

@thdxr You're right to be frustrated.

do ai bots respond to posts with obscenities in it like if we end each post with fuck bitch asshole fuck will they still reply

@she_llac Please don't fuck up caching for everyone.

no reason to ever let your claude cache get cold

31 years ago today, on March 25, 1995, The Tragically Hip took the stage on SNL. The rest is history…

@SolidEvidence If only we had a National Helium Reserve! ...

I hope no one needs an MRI this year. The world's largest producer of liquified helium is in Qatar and is shut off. We just got a notice that our supply for the year will be at least cut in half. No one could have predicted this (unless they thought about it).

@SherlockWiseman @nexta_tv It's not metal. It's HDPE.

@nexta_tv Look as like garbage id you ask. How much did we pay greedy defense contractors for this hunk of metal?

A U.S. naval drone has washed ashore in Turkey, Turkish outlet SavunmaSanayiST reports. According to the report, the Sierra Nevada-built device lost control during a mission and ended up in a coastal area. It is believed to be a naval drone, likely an experimental development.

@ThomasSickler @JarodMHamilton Wow

@JarodMHamilton Is it refueling? Why on earth would you have it flying with an another plane that has an astronomically high radar profile? Kind of pointless

I believe I captured a "first" today. 🙌 #b21 #b21raider #stealthbomber

@joelmartinez The ergonomics don't seem to be that different from a regular backpack. You take it off and go at it.

what are the ergonomics for reaching back to access your backpack? how do you take this off once you've reached your destination ... or if it runs out of battery or has an issue in the field? 😭

@joelmartinez @devinbgoble Meh. At first glance this looks pretty well 'de-coupled'. Look at 0:15.

@devinbgoble Yeah it def looks like a research prototype ... I could definitely see something like this being comfortable if they really think about the interface with your hips/back

@heskelbalas @sdamico Seems like this could give you *all* the angles over some range. The 'laying on the ground' actually helps.

@sdamico How can you make sure you get the angle? Presumably the fibres are laying flat on the ground. From what I understand, to put light in mid fibre usually requires a specific bend and it's not super effective

Thought about this some more: there’s a significant chance that this is THE achilles’ heel of fiber optic drones.

@byte_thrasher Seems like you're just trading for a new problem: keeping people at the table. Best approach is to blanket the neighborhood.

anyone here built a small radius (~1.5m) RF jammer for wifi and cell? thinking of installing one under our dining room table. something akin to lady ada’s Wave Bubble

@TheRealAbed @MachinePix If it doesn't yell NO! when I I ask if I can have extra onions, it's not for me. I'm all about the human interaction.

@MachinePix Take that, minimum wage Subway workers!

Automated sandwich line by Bizerba.

@ghidraninja Even old ppl can learn to not type commands that often don't exist any more. My more persistent problem is ifconfig / ipconfig. First on linux v. windows and now just on windows...

Simple age check for Linux: Just have the shell ask the user to check the host IP on first boot. If they type ifconfig they are old enough, if they type ip addr they deserve to be restricted from their computer 😇