Well they could. It’s part of the value proposition.

Kagi offers a safari plugin which intercepts a search request and sends it to Kagi instead. Works great.

Cold Fusion was supposed to make developers obsolete too… 😆

“Muh heritage” (of racism)

I need to start using “are you a bad enough dude” more in casual conversation.

Gartner Hype Cycle is the new Moore’s Law.

Paxton with Clarence Thomas in a private jet to Tahiti: “got ‘em!”

Jesus Christ

A conference table, wtf

Not surprised this happened in Ohio

They’re moving away from that, only using Yelp for backfill when they have no data. There is instead a “thumbs up/down” set of buttons (because the 5-star system is uselessly Boolean anyway). Contribute to the ecosystem by rating places using this, and eventually it will reach parity with Google.

Good point, but I also think that the intent does not necessarily affect the result. BTW I also think guns shouldn’t be a thing, unless under very strict circumstances (military, licensed hunters). I also posit that the use of unlicensed LLMs in the general public is proving to be irresponsible. That is to say, a specific and worthy use case should be established and licensed to use these “AI” tools.

Ahh, see, but the gun people don’t say it’s solely to kill. They say it’s “a tool”. I guess it could be for hunting, or skeet shooting, or target practice. One could argue that they get more out of owning a gun than just killing people.

But the result of gun ownership is also death where it wouldn’t have otherwise occurred. Yes, LLMs are a tool, but they also destroy the environment through enormous consumption of energy which is mostly created using non-renewable, polluting sources. Thus, LLM use is killing people, even if that’s not the intent.

“LLMs don’t kill the climate, people do!”

I believe I’ve heard a similar argument before… 🤔

Price goes up

New games added goes down

Quality of games decreases

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This is like when Roku remotes had the Blockbuster button on them.

I’m with you, for the most part. There are a couple vitals I would like to track for my own reasons, but yeah same otherwise. There are a few handy tools but none I can’t live without.

You can get the Apple Watch with cellular to receive calls, but I think it will only be a companion to your main phone.

Right, but if you want it to track your sleeping….

The current watch’s battery life makes it a non-starter for me. Sleep and health trackers would be nice, and might convince me to make the leap. But no way to do that without charging the current ones twice a day, which is ridiculous. In a perfect world it would go for a whole week before charging.