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This is a difficult task generally, not just with smartphone or Apple products. I have helped many a tech challenged person (of all ages) learn to better use their devices. You need a lot of patience …

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The effort is up to you on your own time. I have an e-bike and a regular bike. The regular bike gets way more use because I prefer the satisfaction I get from it. Also, speaking as someone that uses L…

I buy the higher end Apple products not because I plan to use all their power immediately, but because I keep my devices a very long time and want them to retain usability right to the end.

> It's like paying some painter 5 bucks, and telling them what to paint. In the end, you'll have your painting, but you didn't paint it. That didn’t stop Andy Warhol from becoming a …

I started my blog 15 years ago. I established the basic style and format in the first year and have stuck with it. The old web still exists if you look for it.

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That was very interesting. Apparently continuous flow models beat batch processing for traffic management.

Yet LLMs also sometimes erroneously claim they cannot do something they can.

Next Year: OpenAI announces it is seeking funding for a Dyson Sphere

Because garbage in, garbage out

When the person enforcing the rules is bribable, all criminals need to do is make sure they steal enough to pay themselves and the bribe.

You sound like straight shooter with upper management written all over you.

I assume there is a meeting going on right now at Slack where someone is asking: "So before we embarrass ourselves again, are there any other price hikes planned for educational and charitable or…

The universe tends toward entropy. There are vastly more ways for disorder to exist than for order.

LLMs have also made the word “crucial” suspect. They use that one constantly.

That's the kind of thing you do not for the users but because of your own standards, and even if no one else appreciates it, you always do.