Look at other segments too, for instance recipe books (or even websites). Totally worse in any way than using an LLM to make a recipe with only the ingredients you have on hand.

And, is it really causation? Could it be that more and more people just pirate the book from libgen ?

Could it be that people don't read much anymore and look for self-help on youtube or tik-tok?

The hypothesis is interesting, but it's hard to prove.

Getting older, I'm not subscribing to that, but it sometimes feels like the RFKjr -style interventions are calculated. Then again, this theory makes zero sense when dismantling herd status for measles (I don't think 'natural measles survivors' are genetically 'better' than the rest of us)

I'm still looking for a way to preserve the low-color feel for my macbooks and mac desktops. Also I love the idea of low-dopamine UIs in principle.

For same reasons as the original author, I find myself to abandon the B&W mode and then do not turn it back on later.

I'd envision OS layer that handles the desktop, finder and apps, and an API that apps like browsers can use, e.g. in chrome extensions.

Anyone here aware of work in that area?

Assuming I have already installed something homebrew 6 would not let install, will I get a warning?

It's probably discussed somewhere but didn't find when glancing at the OP.

I rented a tesla with the new hardware for a week and it was awesome. But they could just update the model overnight and give me a nasty surprise. That's ... not a very happy thought.

Something like that during a covid like moment would suck donkey rocks.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4479028/

Not even sure if there an interesting Collatz-like conjecture here.

I still don't think this is the best way to address overall safety, but it's not entirely unreasonable.

In reality, I think this posturing is mostly nonsense. State level actors and terrorists/evil genii can use a slightly weaker model but spend more tokens. Also, the delta between models seems to shrink over time.

Google had a similar dilemma - do they want to offer a (censored) service in China, and have a hope of keeping some marketshare, or not (and be kicked out immediately).

In this case though, it seems to be an unforced move by letsencrypt ? Or was it compelled by LEAs?

I can create docker-images with docker compose, or use something like colima, which this seems to be close to (that should have some advantages over docker, although my hope of circumventing W^X page protection did not pan out).

I was perplexed that the repository does not put these container machines in context. The seem to be close to colima? When should I use which option (docker, collima, container machines ?)

Maybe others wonder too but are ashamed to ask. I have no shame ;)

Thanks for any pointers