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Comment · 39 minutes ago
Unfortunately she had the gall to retire beforehand
Comment · 40 minutes ago
> You're misunderstanding, probably intentionally. GP is not upset on behalf of the cold lunch or the person receiving it. They're saying this is a stupid way to protest.

I understood this

> It had no benefit to anyone, brought no attention to what she was upset about

“Stopping in front of the robots, Marvin said, led to productive conversations with other passersby who asked what she was doing.”

> which is moronic anwyays - being mad that robots are taking the "jobs" of DD/UE "workers" is completely misunderstanding the issue

I intentionally did not express an opinion on the merits of her complaints

Comment · 44 minutes ago
You have greatly misinterpreted history if you believe this to be the case.
Comment · 8 hours ago
When people protest by bringing out the guillotine it is of course too violent and unbridled. When they block bridges then there are ambulances people might die in. When they pour paint on art it destroys priceless works. Now, when someone delays the Uber robot, it causes someone to get their lunch cold. One wonders if effective protest can only be done by sitting quietly at home, so as not to harm anyone or anything.
Comment · 8 hours ago
Then provide a link to your submission and we can see this for ourselves.
Comment · 10 hours ago
It seems like someone did: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/96971. However the performance implications of this was not well explored there
Comment · 10 hours ago
In this case you're not doing much better.
Comment · 12 hours ago
You may have trouble catching good attempts then.
Comment · 1 day ago
He really does not.
Comment · 3 days ago
I would not be surprised if what happened here is that Apple had hardware to release this week and needed to get 27.2 out the door with support for them, and it was "too late" to merge in the certificate store changes. Of course, I think most people here would argue that this is completely unacceptable and I would more or less agree with them, but unfortunately Apple has never been capable of validating a release quickly or pushing small patches. They've tried and, well, most of those efforts have not worked at all. I wonder how they will deal with a new full chain targeting their OSes every week or whatever AI is going to do.
Comment · 3 days ago
XProtect removes malware, not certificates
Comment · 3 days ago
Yes because that thing is completely useless and provides basically no value
Comment · 3 days ago
Comment · 5 days ago
This isn't technical documentation though, it's just notes the agents are keeping for each other. I think that is a very different task
Comment · 5 days ago
> iPhone 16 Mini

I wish

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