> Slop kiddies found the only hypervisor bug left, which I had also found a while ago, and decided to report to Sony,” the modder said on social media. “I asked them to at least wait for GTA 6 to come out so that people would have the opportunity to legally purchase the game and also enjoy linux. They agreed to wait, but not a day passed and they decided to waste it instead.”

So what has really happened is the LLMs have lowered the participation floor for this space enough the dynamics are changing. The new comers would rather have a few dollars vs. the founders who would rather have a project. It’s likely the projects days were numbered either way because Sony could also just take a frontier LLM and examine any released installer for the project and reverse engineer and bug.

Look at the low end iPhone’s slowing getting better screens, TouchID, and then FaceID.

In South Korea the reports are they this is very different. Kids are not tolerated in many places, many couples have few kids, society makes it quite hard on moms as well.

0 - https://www.macrotrends.net/global-metrics/countries/isr/isr...

The optimistic person in me thinks now that have a major feature which rebases and amends all the time, they will dust that off and get it shipped. Like you said, is shows a fundamental miss-understanding of the problem.

We use a custom merge queue and we want it to be able to land multiple PRs from a stack at once as separate PRs. Last I checked you had to land a single PR, rebase the stack, land the next and so on. This is very expensive in CI time (and wall clock time), vs simply testing part or all of a stack in parallel then declaring those merged. In essence a robot needs the ability to say “squash merge these 3 stacked PRs”, after the queue does its thing.

> These are not catastrophic events. They are the steady state.

> There is no GPU futures market, no standardized residual value curve, and no way to lock in a forward rental rate. The premium is is the price of underwriting in the dark.

The headings are also AI like, a lot of essays before usually did not have titled sections but now they do and they all feel like these.

In addition the diagrams themselves look pretty AI generated.

https://hackernoon.com/myth-vs-reality-real-world-runtime-pe...

It provides a bit of extra context on startup times and install times of dependencies but I wouldn't trust those given the automated nature of the articles creation.

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The reason they are doing this shadow ban style technique, is they don't want users to figure out how to jail break their way out. Or the explicit direct bad PR of when it miss-fires.