I built the mobile versions of the ThruGlassXfer exfiltration tool back in the day. But without this nice flow control.

Link here: apps.apple.com/de/app/chill...

All depends on who the last person he talked to was.

USA problems.

I turned off AI assistance for my programming: it was trained on the whole internet, and so took the average of that. It only does average-quality work, and I was spending more time correcting its mediocre work than just writing it myself.

Re “giving it to the world”: the code they open-sourced is nothing new, and their model is opaque. The training process is what is novel. And we have to take their word for that, since they didn’t release the source for it and the paper is very short. All we know is that it is possible.

Probably a good sign they are trying to sell it.

Now that this sort of stuff is starting to happen to rich people in developed countries, it’s getting some attention.

So it seems that on the exodus from Twitter, Threads was just a brief stopover on the way to Bluesky.

The director didn’t want to do a sequel; the studio said “we’ll give you full creative control”, and the rest is history.