ViatorOmnium

The villages I clicked at random were added 7 years ago.

Apple Maps’s main data source is OpenStreetMaps which definitely has the villages. So it doesn’t matter when the villages were removed, someone at Apple went out of their way to do it.

Romans 1:26-27 is not better.

But this was already the case. When someone submitted code to Linux they always had to assume responsibility for the legality of the submitted code, that’s one of the points of mandatory Signed-off-by.

(2) can mean getting access to production credentials of something important and causing an incident for the ages.

AWS already had a few because they gave agents too much access.

Let me guess, the containment was written by the previous iteration and was the digital version of a wet paperback.

We all saw the state of Claude Code’s codebase.

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The conflict of interests regarding the online version of Libreoffice was already bad enough even without a legal case looming over it.

While, pragmatically and unfortunately, big open source projects need to involve commercial partners to scale, depending on a single commercial partner is always a recipe for disaster.

It’s not that linear. Some background services will cache more things in RAM if memory usage is low and release it if total usage goes above a threshold, for example.

I strongly suspect that Vance doesn’t really hate (or love for that matter) anyone. Vance cares about Vance, and will say and do whatever makes life better for Vance in the short term.

And lots of tech-oligarchs that pay to make Vance’s life better are on Bluesky.

Trump is not on Bluesky.

What happened with the lockdowns and immediately after made believe being an extrovert is the result of failing to fully develop a working theory of mind.

On the other hand you can always rely on them being a bunch of drama queens that always overreacts to news.

Ah, yes, firing everyone that’s not a sycophant. That always ends up well for any organisation. /s

You can also lie on your resume.

LLMs are shit a doing large code changes, and fundamentally will always be shit at it, because they fundamentally can’t reason. LLMs are good text completers, and that’s their place in the IDE.

My prediction is that most well run organizations are going to push against coding agents soon. Look at the reports that even Amazon is now demanding that Senior Engineers review for AI code changes and take responsibility, which doesn’t scale now, and will scale even less in the future if we train less coders.

What QA? Microsoft’s QA was always the CEO demoing the latest repository head on stage.

Email headers need to be unencrypted, unless they had a proprietary “almost like email but not interoperable” protocol. Signal doesn’t have payment info for most users because it’s free to use, but for donations they need to store payment data too.

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