That's an example of why it would be useful for someone to actually do it. A random commenter on HN is one thing. A direct comparison on a brand new app that isn't part of any training is another

We don't deploy Crowdstrike to our Macs. (Small org, 500~ Macs).

PirateSoftware alt account.

Much love, from the NSA!

You are paying account pricing. Uber is paying API pricing.

You're $100/m plan is likely equivalent to thousands of dollars of API pricing. You are being subsidized by the companies using AI.

And this is why as the freeloader (includes me) volume goes up, they add more and more rules to constrain us.

I wasn't aware the Max $100/user plan wasn't available to Enterprise; it used to be IIRC

It was not planned depreciation, as many chips were failing even before 2 years and this impacted not only PC Builders and Gamers, but also some server infra providers too.

This was simply poor design, it took Intel ages to really figure out what went wrong and "resolve" it.

It cost them far more than it made.

They didn't replace all the chips like with the FDIV bug though. What did it cost them? Only reputation?

Not even that in the end.

Not ideal.

This appears to be fixed as of April (at least for Apache). [0].

[0] - https://github.com/nginx/nginx/commit/365694160a85229a7cb006...

You could hire people who graduated prior to 2023~.

(not suggesting this is an effective or smart move).

Well seems like this is de facto the way companies are hiring right now. Unemployment for new grads is much higher than for people who have been in the industry for a while.

Yep and Xwayland is an X server that runs under Wayland and provides compatibility for native X11 applications, which don't natively run under Wayland.

Guns and weapons have existed for much longer than mass video surveillance.

There is no reason why we cannot prosecute people for shooting, stabbing or robbing people because there isn't a 4K60FPS stream for the incident. We need investigators to start doing their job again..