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Interesting. So manually converting a prompt into poetry had more success than asking AI to turn it into poetry.

Some have called it "the revenge of the English majors,"

The study looked at 25 of the most widely used AI models and concluded that, when faced with the 20 human-written poetic prompts, only Google's Gemini Pro 2.5 registered a 100 percent fail rate. Every single one of the human-created poems broke its guardrails during the research.

To be fair, Gemini 2.5 pro is in general pretty "mis-aligned" and easy to jailbreak from my experience if you play around even without poetry.

What are the main things Wezterm does better than Kitty, in your opinion? Back when I looked at trying a different terminal I was just not convinced there's that much of a difference between say Kitty and the other hyped ones.

That being said, back then I didn't need any of this session stuff and multiplexing as I used ZelliJ.

You just have to make it expensive / hard enough to cheat that most people don't bother.

I understand peoples distrust in kernel level anti-cheats and why they suck, that being said, back when I still played multiplayer games Valorant (that has a kernel level anti cheat) was so much ahead of CSGO that it was not even a comparison. I don't know whether it was due to CSGO's anti cheat being bad or Valorants being good.

When you have to spend 50 eur / month to cheat most people don't and that's good enough for the casual player base. Not sure what the case now is with CS2 and other online games in general.

Yep, he showed around Calibre in the interview and most of it's features. The calibre-server thingy is cool, you can host it on your home server and access your library from any device through a web interface.

Oh interesting I wasn't aware of how all of these things work. So even on the strictest CSS font visibility setting system fonts are not hidden (provided Document Fonts is enabled)? Local fonts I assume are hidden?

I remember thinking how strange it is that websites can know all of your installed fonts when I was playing around with https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ and https://www.amiunique.org/

I'm on linux and I have some extra fonts installed. Just the combination of them alone is so unique to me that you don't need anything else.

It has a lot of momentum, so it will continue to dominate. But I wonder if it will decline over the long term as Linux continues to improve. Similar to how smartphones barely differentiate themselves from one another these days (compared to the past) maybe operating systems will have a similar fate. Maybe I’m a bit naive, but perhaps Linux will eventually have all the stability and ease of use of Windows, while also offering privacy, customization, and open-source benefits so there will be no real reason to use windows and the split will be more even.

Maybe... eventually...

I didn't like it either on first play-through but I will try it again soon !

Not a safari user so don't really know but on a quick google search did find this : https://github.com/televator-apps/vimari

On a related note, try Vimium (FF / chrome extension) that brings vim motions into your browser. You will have a more complete experience.

For those that want a quick summary, they're doing these things:

1. Reducing Parking Supply, Not Increasing It
2. Creating "Superblocks": This is a flagship project where the city designates several city blocks, restricts through-traffic, removes parking spots, and transforms the space. The reclaimed asphalt is used for:

• Green Spaces: Planting trees and bushes to combat heat islands.
• Public Spaces: Adding benches and areas for people to meet and rest.
• Active Transport: Expanding bike lanes and pedestrian areas.

3. City-Wide Parking Management:

• Eliminating Free Parking: Since 2022, all on-street parking in Vienna requires payment.
• Time Limits for Non-Residents: Non-residents are limited to two hours, discouraging long-term commuter parking in neighborhoods.
• Revenue Reinvestment: The significant revenue generated (around €180 million annually) is funneled back into improving alternatives, specifically cycling infrastructure. This helps build public support.

4. Empowering Local Communities ("Neighborhood Oasis" Project): Residents can petition the city to convert parking spots in their area into small green spaces or seating areas
5. Providing Strategic Alternatives (Park & Ride): Recognizing that some car use is inevitable, Vienna built convenient, affordable Park & Ride facilities on the city's outskirts. These large, cheap parking garages are directly connected to efficient and affordable public transport (buses and trains), making it easy for commuters to switch modes for the final leg of their journey.

I found it fascinating how much Meta is spending on AI, 72 B a year, more than the GDP of Alaska!

Also feel like it was a good summary of Zucks and Meta's whole past failures.