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This got me:

> When I’ve cried reading the comments and the social media “explanations” of our marriage. The man people have been attacking was the one who consoled me. While strangers described how little he must care about me, he was helping me through the hurt their words have caused.



I was just rambling about it to my wife - it's finally good and it finally can understand me correctly.

Apple always had access to app's internal API for AppleScript and accessibility, so now that they exposed it to an LLM (with upcoming claude and gemini support), they are a serious power. And iPhones are in the hands of a lot of folks around the globe. Exciting.


I seriously doubt they’re going to give anyone else access. They’re fighting the EU over it. But I guess we’ll see.

More than once has has told me something, and I had to ask how it knew. And it would tell me exactly how and what do you know it was there somewhere on my phone.


You're in for a long hibernation my friend


Sadly, I know it'll never happen. I run Asahi on my old M1 MBP and it makes me sad that Apple won't contribute to the Linux use case.


I think what's happening is they taught models to hack and now they fail to control them. Kind of like gain of function research on pathogens.


Looks useful, congrats


Thanks!


I seriously doubt that the FaceMash guy was planning mass surveillance from day one. The people who propped him up might have, though.


FaceMash is a very primitive example of mass surveillance and data gathering: use people's pictures without their consent, collect the social rankings in a database somewhere.


Wrong. He literally made fun of users for giving information that he could use to spy on them and share that ability with friends. It was a childish form of spying but the intent was there and the monetization tactic came later.


He was definitely planning on PII abuse at scale for personal gain from day one. Probably not planning mass surveillance, but from all we know of him, he wouldn't have disliked the idea.


In a society where government is not participating in helping people with their health care, what moral right does it have to make "unhealthy" things illegal?


The government does help (to the tune of trillions of dollars per year) with their health care.


Medicare and Medicaid represent the largest segments of U.S. federal health spending, consuming over a trillion dollars each. Medicare accounts for 21% of national healthcare expenditures. Medicaid constitutes $1 of every $5 spent on healthcare. The US government is helping the poor and the old with their healthcare


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