whh

I’ve watched ChatGPT just click and solve several human checkers before. I think we need a new way to prove somebody’s human.

The glowing logo is back. It's all I ever wanted.

Design models with a model trained on models. It’s quite straightforward

My Mac's very secure and I can install whatever I want. But it wouldn't be secure or private to do that on iPhone, because profit.

You're still treating this like a product announcement. It isn't one. It's a repo someone found.

It could easily have come out of an implementation call with a large customer who needed exactly this. They built it, it serves that use case, and they made it public. Neither of us knows. It's not the official codex CLI. It really doesn't matter.

> The plaintiff (Sony Music Entertainment GmbH) then used a VPN to access the blocked content from Germany in circumvention of the geoIP blocking. The court agreed with Sony in their assertions of noncompliance, and we were fined for contempt of court.

I knew courts were dumb, but didn't think they were this dumb.

"The neighbour's dog bit me, so they put up a fence. I climbed over it and got bitten again. The fence doesn't count."

The Anthropic date picker is truly a tragedy on some forms... having to manually click back to my birth year by month because it doesn't allow text input... woeful.

Every time I install Xcode it decides that it's the default markdown reader. If anybody at Apple could fix this, that'd just be swell.

It's very likely come out of necessity. It doesn't need to look pretty.

Exact same idiotic issues with the NHS in the UK - people looking up patient medical records who have zero right doing so.

We probably need a lot more nuclear then.

Something that's getting particularly irritating is having to login to an app for functionality that should be between my phone and a Bluetooth device.

Sadly the better experience is at odds with most business models these days...

New domain registrations typically aren't on a list yet, which, in itself gets blocked.

I'd say a quintessentially British, tactical-yet-polite social interaction deterrent