Cupping your forehead or sinuses is a know practice. And if I have (muscle) tension headaches, nothing helps me better than giant suction cup in the same place as you had a dildo.
This is more innocent story to tell your friends or coworkers than “a giant dildo” ;)
1700 with standard
The one from last month, when he made a pr (well, technically not a pr but you know what I mean) with race condition he missed in self review, and then when someone spotted that he fucked off on vacation and dumped it onto someone to fix.
Linus is no longer a good programmer (he even says so), but still disappointing.
Rain does not stop the high speed trains. An ocean - yes. Vertical ocean - definitely. Rain is a non issue.
And yet the trained professional Linus recently PRed honestly garbage. Your argument is invalid.
Ahh, gotcha. Have an updoot.
Yes, but I didn’t want to be crude, and googling gooning yields honestly theatrically comical faceshots.
Is gooning just making stupid faces when taking care of yourself?
From the stolen math research for tha NS, from the company response that they can’t guarantee that the model didn’t train on the mathematician sessions, we know for sure they are using the inputs for training lol
Well they fired a lot of people
I can’t find any news about proton firing people.
Why has productivity not increased dramatically if everyone is using LLMs all the time already?
I have NOT heard of a company whose productivity increased dramatically though (but the quality goes down, I wonder why).
There are startups that are getting PoCs faster, but thats about it.
In 2025 average cost of delivering a parcel from China from the border to your home was between 7 and 12 Euro.
This is fuel, labor, storage. Automation does not really cut it. Drop off lockers do cut that cost, but very few postal services have that infrastructure.
Yeah, the cost of processing a parcel was in 2025 between 7 to 12 Euro on top what Chinese sellers paid for postal.
So you ordering little parcels of tea, and whining about having to pay a little to deliver them (still below average cost of delivery) grind my gears.
The article you linked says nothing about profitability.
It’s an ad to a subscribe tool to try to lower your token spent cost.
Are you an idiot or a bot?
I am not saying I agree with the other person, just how I understand them.
I think the other persons point is that if you were to start at 6.0 and sum all the CVEs until 7.0, the numbers would be similar to the CVEs from 7.0
just like to weigh as much evidence as possible when looking at these things before making assumptions.
You literally are not, because given 0 evidence you claimed something - in this case profitability of certain plans.
There is no such evidence.
They just cut the usage and increased prices? And we don’t know if they are profitable, they never made any of the books public.
I hate that. Are you a normal person? Then have some middleman fees. And a bit more. And sprinkle a little on top.
Oh, you’re a hedgefund? Here you have it with minimal fees, because god forbid rich won’t grow richer asap.
I mean… Every bank does it too. We used to do it using other tools (lots of segmentation and basically a “recommendation” engine).
Source: I have written that software.