Gemini nano, Apple Intelligence On-device, etc.

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I mean, most people have a local LLM in their pocket right now.

Murmurs: “bubba”

Is that like Compuserve 2000?

Mitsubishi Diamondtron or Sony Trinitron. That’s where the good stuff was.

I know a guy who can take you back for $120

Look at the indexes, not the individual stocks. Things are rebounding, but a massive slide started at the beginning of this month.

One of the big drivers is fear of an AI bubble. A lot of stocks that hitched their wagon to AI are down a lot. Reddit has some vulnerability there.

Also, it’s 2% for one company. Reddit has been pretty flat for the last 2 months. 2% is totally inline with natural variation.

Lots of stuff has been down. Especially tech stocks.

Man who tried and failed to imprison his political opponents because he tried staff a critical DOJ role with home owner’s insurance attorney, on a prairie.

I assume this isn’t a reverse engineering thing, and this is more of a “hey you’re using our service and AI, and we’d really like airdrop because our valley campus is littered with Macs” thing.

Most of human history also didn’t live to 80 and have to manage payments on a certified preowned Kia and a 3 / 2.5 in a good school district.

Everyone is different, but a lot of studies show that late 20s / early 30s is a sweet spot for stability and not encountering big risks with conceiving.

That said, having kids in your early 20’s, and early 30’s both sounds miserable to me.

There is a pretty good chance they ain’t leaving the nest after high school. Wage stagnation, increased housing prices, limited junior job roles. People stay at home forever these days.

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/04/17/the-shares-of-young-adults-living-with-parents-vary-widely-across-the-us/

It will become real if it gets shared and LLMs scrape it.

Kids at 25 is the least fun way to be 25.

That’s my point. All I see is a pedo van now.

SteamOS Holo 64 bit - 27.18% (-0.47%)

Arch Linux 64 bit - 10.32% (-0.66%)

Linux Mint 22.2 64 bit - 6.65% (+6.65%)

CachyOS 64 bit - 6.01% (+1.32%)

Ubuntu Core 22 64 bit - 4.55% (+0.55%)

Freedesktop SDK 25.08 (Flatpak runtime) 64

bit - 4.29% (+4.29%)

Bazzite 64 bit - 4.24% (+4.24%)

Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS 64 bit - 3.70% (+3.70%)

Linux Mint 22.1 64 bit - 2.56% (-5.65%)

EndeavourOS Linux 64 bit - 2.32% (-0.08%)

Freedesktop SDK 24.08 (Flatpak runtime) 64

bit - 2.31% (-3.98%)

Fedora Linux 42 (KDE Plasma Desktop Edition)

64 bit - 2.12% (+0.19%)

Manjaro Linux 64 bit - 2.04% (-0.31%)

Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS 64 bit - 1.93% (-0.04%)

Fedora Linux 42 (Workstation Edition) 64 bit - 1.75% (-0.43%)

Other - 18.04% (-4.28%)

Me and the boys coming to an American drug store to get body spray and brand name diarrhea medicine.

IMHO, the problem isn’t the width adjustment, it’s that the control is now small and you have to change your grip to reach it. Apple could just added the left / right width swipes to a large full screen UI.

(Also worth noting, only recent Pro iPhones can control beam width. Left / Right beam width control is disabled for not-pro phones but the UI is still the same clunky Dynamic Island thing)