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Not out of the box.

But that alone wouldn't make the service listen on the network, even if it were the case.

And thinking by brain.

It's like comparing Apple Photos to Lightoom maybe.

I'm pretty sure the typical "Claudisms" are influenced by RLHF as well, so if it can have that effect, why not these...

TextEdit has its roots in OPENSTEP, where it was used as kind of a demo application of the text views IIRC. It even came with source code, as did Chess by the way.

So I guess a comparison between TextEdit and Pages doesn't make too much sense probably, they're really different things.

That’s not very typical, I’d like to make that point.

I guess people triggering the pipeline is already part of the problem

Notably, also the Xerox Alto was black on white already.

Yeah same here, the only time I use dark mode is usually when I feel a migraine attack might be coming up (and I get very sensitive to light)

I'd argue that they are modes of themes, not themes themselves.

Why use Rocky or Alma when you can use openSUSE?

But shouldn't it be easy for their great models to fix it?

Looking at their desktop apps, I don't think they're into optimizing.

No skipping leg days...

It's actually interesting for me to see that voting is on a Tuesday. Here it's always on Sundays. But as a direct democracy, we also vote a couple of times every year, maybe that's a factor.

> Spoken from a place of true entitlement.

Maybe. I live in Switzerland. Here even the poor can afford to vote.

Nevertheless, do these poorest really account for a third of all voters?

Don't give them ideas...

He who remains silent seems to consent.

Of course. People say they have never seen someone so full of shit!

> Anecdotally, does this match anyone's actual experience?

Yes. In contrast to you, I really think many of my coworkers seem to get dumber by the day. Not all of them yet, fortunately, but many.

According to Claude.

Ha, finally me being poor pays off!

Well, we don't have to use the tools you mentioned.

Production scale is not production grade I guess...

Yes, but I think it also just shows the widespread ignorance and incompetence in many companies.

I'm not saying everything can be secured easily, but a lot of those leaks recently could have been prevented easily.

This is certainly an interesting project. I have to ask though, why C++ and not Rust?

But GNU Emacs was not the first incarnation. That was EMACS on some PDP system in the 70s and Richard Stallman was already involved in that. Gosling Emacs only came years later.

Most software engineers are not in the same level as real engineers either, let's be honest here.

Provocative of what? Thinking about the issues that Python has? Why would that be a problem?

It IS a mess and it's causing problems again and again in real life. And it is particularly bad with Python. I don't see why this should not be pointed out.