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Did OpenAI's order actually kickstart the "panic" over RAM?

Are they really such a big RAM buyer?

AFAIK, Flutter has had a good, capable CLI since the beggining. You've never needed to install Android Studio to use Flutter.

Much better than Claude.

I've never hit the quota on Codex.

On Claude (Code), I used to hit it every other day before switching to Codex.

Isn't your first parapraph an example of YouTube's algorithm underfitting though?

A new day, a new npm incident.

AFAIK, all current versions of Android have Google Play Services. It's an essential part of the "official" Android.

If you run GrapheneOS, LineageOS or whatever, then it's not real Android, and the entire problem of your OS restricting you from installing apps does not exist.

Jonathan Blow has said that "Jai" is just a placeholder name or something.

> Lastly, humans use way less energy to solve these in fewer steps,

Not if you count all the energy that was necessary to feed, shelter and keep the the human at his preferred temperature so that he can sit in front of a computer and solve the problem.

But you do get good at driving by playing realistic driving games.

I'm not OP, but I do get annoyed by bad car physics on movies.

The worst offenders are brake sounds not correlating to the car movement, engine sounds not correlating to the car's acceleration, nonsensical car deceleration while braking, and steering wheel not correlating to car steering.

I think anyone running a website should avoid visiting the UK from now on.

Use Flutter.

In my opinion, he asks the right questions and lets the guests speak, which is something that can't be said about the rest of tech podcasts.

For example, at some point I grew very tired of the superficiality of the questions that Lex Friedman asks his very technical guests. He seems to be more interested into taking the conversation into a philosophy freshman's essay about technology instead of talking about technology itself.

Hearing the Dwarkesh podcast was a breath of fresh air in that regard.

If TSMC didn't exist, China would probably have already invaded Taiwan.

What's the pain?

You don't need to go that far back

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xinjiang_internment_camps

I think all versions after Win 7 have sucked.

I jumped straight from 4o (free user) into GPT-5 (paid user).

It was a generational leap if there ever has been one. Much bigger than 3.5 to 4.

Europe.

Wait, Cortana doesn't exist anymore?

What IDE/CLI tool do you use?

:%s/There model/Their model/g

I personally jumped ship from Claude to OpenAI due to the rate-limiting in Claude, and have no intention of coming back unless I get convinced that the new limits are at least double of what they were when I left.

Even if the code generated by Claude is slightly better, with GPT, I can send as many requests as I want and have no fear or running into any limit, so I feel free to experiment and screw up if necessary.

Watchguard with SAML login. I've read that one can use OpenVPN when logging with username and password, but it doesn't work with SAML.

c) Those of us who've been using Linux for a decade, but are forced to use Windows in our day job because of MS Office/Proprietary VPN client that only runs on Windows/other program that doesn't run well on Linux.

The fact that people invest on the architecture that keeps getting increasingly better results is a feature, not a bug.

If LLMs actually hit a plateau, then investment will flow towards other architectures.

Where do you draw the line? One of them says "Socialist alternative".

I'm more shocked that someone is using TikTok to speak things that actually make sense instead of mindless memes.

> In retrospect I should have focused on changing my situation in stead of learning to live with it.

Stoicism doesn't tell you to just learn to live with things that you can change. That's only for things that you cannot change.

The concept that it represents is contentious.