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*staring blankly, mumbling "leave Selena alone" over and over and over again as I walk out into the ocean*

Specifically I think this will be true around defence procurement: Canada was just added as the first non-EU state in the EU SAFE defence agreements, and just did a major booth at the International Defence Industry Exhibition EU defence trade show. They decided to buy new subs from Germany instead of Korea, and have slow-played the new fighter acquisitions and will potentially replace at least some F35 orders with Saab Gripens. And they have a new deal to start manufacturing Ukrainian designed military drones in Canada (partnership with Ukraine announced last week iirc?).

If getting this status helps simplify process and costs of EU<->Canada military procurement, then it will be a clear win for both sides given the current desire to reduce dependence on US defence providers.

It could be, but common, we all know that Anthropic's watermark is the using "load bearing", "genuine", and "seam" 1000x more in the same paragraph than any human in history.

Better yet, he gets loans, collateralized against those unrealized gains to the current value of the gains, and then writes off the loan interest against his present and future taxes! Amazing!

DDR5 is DUV not EUV

the civil war was only ever and exclusively about states rights

Dario Amodei in David Attenborough voice: "This Claude appears to think more frequently and more deeply to give better responses"

I guarantee the "median" payout is nowhere near that. The article said the average pay is 158 million won. I bet the median pay is less than half that.

> I personally use my OpenAI subscription pretty heavily, 2-3 agents running practically all day on various tasks but I never even get close to running into limits

Same. But if I was working for an organization that measured token usage, you can bet I would be doing things like creating a cron job that uses claude to create a customized bespoke report update of the current status of all my open assigned tickets and message that to myself 4 times a day... token burn for zero purpose whatsoever.

seL4 + linux kernel api shims does seem like the most realistic approach to move forward. But the driver + driver API situation seems like the biggest barrier.

A compounding problem is that lots of the key drivers depend on binary blobs provided by the vendors, making updating and porting that much harder. I know there has been some work to have translation layers between "linux driver api surface" --> "other OSs" but that feels problematic to trust & maintain unless it's driven from the linux kernel team itself.

I missed what the reason given for moving from zig to rust was. Considering 9 days ago it was "This whole thread is an overreaction."

Is it really just that Anthropic now owns bun and zig is "anti-LLM" for contributions? Was there more justification given elsewhere?

The PR says it was from Jarred, and then he flags his own PR as slop...