I told my dentist how much I liked my water flosser, and he immediately said "that's fine but it's not very effective, you still need to use regular floss too".

Meanwhile my dentist said I should be using a water flosser instead of regular flossing.

I use both, and I can say that I definitely get more out from between my teeth with the water flosser. These days string floss is just for when I have something big stuck tightly that I know the water flosser won't be able to shift.

Simple living is beneficial for deep thinking; see Walden [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walden

Most of the effort goes into eliminating the 5-year cycle and hanging on as long as possible.

Because deceit and lies exist.

We inhabit the same spacetime, but we could be seeing different things.

I tried putting my agent in an LXC / Incus container but then I also needed it to process videos stored on a NAS, and that was not easy at all. I tried a FUSE-based NFS client [1] but it was very flaky and would randomly report files having zero length and fail processing.

[1] https://github.com/facebookarchive/nfusr

Quantum entanglement does not enable FTL communication: [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-communication_theorem

  --no-mmproj-offload

See the documentation: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/blob/master/docs/multi...

So you are saying: backstab your manager and get them fired so you can take their place?

It's not like they ever hesitate to do that to you when it benefits them in some way.

The supposed "security team" is busy fighting Google engineers connecting to internal systems to do their work. E.g. somebody figured how to control the coding AI agent from their phone -- red alert, ban all access from phones to AI for everybody (even with corporate accounts).

You say that like it's a bad thing. If I am trusting Google with all sorts of personal information, I expect robust access controls to data and systems

They do know, I experienced it myself.

I had a testing phone and my regular phone, I kept swapping the same Verizon SIM between them. It worked for maybe 3 swaps, then Verizon blocked my account and sent me an email: suspicious activity detected, the SIM is blocked and cannot be restored, the contract has been terminated, you will receive the refund in mail.

Good riddance, US Mobile is so much cheaper and pleasant to use. I am scared to swap SIMs with them now though.