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That was actually Character.ai's founding story. Two researchers at Google that were frustrated by a lack of resources and the inability to launch an LLM based chatbot. The founders are now back at Google. OpenAI was founded based on fears that Google would completely own AI in the future.

Large tech companies rarely block internet access, since internet access is critical for employees at tech companies.

The non-handheld will likely be pricier than the handheld, due to the beefier specs. You may as well just buy one now.

So she says

That’s true of 5.25” floppies. The newer, higher capacity, 3.5” floppies had both sides accessible without physically flipping, so all drives only supported inserting the disks in one orientation.

But the Apple II mainly used 5.25” floppies. So I’m not correcting you, just adding more context.

Plus, I don't see how it is even relevant if a platform has a first party store when it comes to allowing the user to install software.

Which would hint at a software issue. When it comes to ANC, both should behave identically

Seems pretty odd that all the reports are about the left ear.

In which ear(s)?

He can still defend his employee, right?

> Probably not a coincidence that Covert Instruments wasn't named in the lawsuit

What's the non-coincidence?

Maybe it helped that they called it a "programming language"? It helps make it sound super serious.

For convenience: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jq_(programming_language)

Like Amazon?

> the Justice Department’s allegations against Rinderknecht are supported by evidence found on his phone

Sounds like they got the info from his phone, not taken from any servers, so this is likely not an example of a tech company "complying".

I can't recommend Varlock [1] enough. A great way to manage env vars in a project. It lets you define which ones are necessary or optional, their types, and where they should be fetched from.

[1] https://varlock.dev/

> “Aren’t you surprised that this syntax works?” is not praise for a language design.

It's a clever hack. This is Hacker News. Let's try to appreciate clever hacks while here.

Literally impossible?

Why disagree with a first hand account without any personal experience yourself?

> no serious forks

What about Final Burn Alpha/Neo? They're extremely popular.

That's the leading theory for why CDs started to get compressed. It happened right after portable and car CD players hit the scene in the early nineties.

What is Mountain View if not Google's largest investment of all?

Music albums have been suffering by dynamic range compression as well. They apparently sell better since they sound louder, but information is lost in the process.

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

No investments in California? What are we, dog-meat?

Good context for why "Apple" is in the headline

Well, that's the point of the post at the top of this thread, isn't it?

What does that have to do with the law?

Please fix the title in HN to match the actual paper's superior title: "What the F*ck Is Artificial General Intelligence?"

Does stroppy mean angry where you're from? Where's that?

Any negative perception of JD Vance is due to his recent behavior and statements, not from his awkward youth.