You can easily change the theme by changing the css variables. You might want to take a look at https://tweakcn.com/

Ironically that site has a paid AI option.

Some laptops do become unusable once they start thermal throttling. I have an Matebook X Pro (2020, the one with i7) which throttles to the point where I can't even properly write code in VSC anymore (I do only light web apps).

80 characters limit in the title.

Yeah, but usually folks tweak to paraphrase, instead of lopping off.

I'd have gone with "Meta employees up in arms over mandatory program to train AI on their keystrokes".

"Sticks nix hick pix"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticks_Nix_Hick_Pix

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You can squeeze it into half that length with, "Meta staff fury at Big Brother AI scheme"

"Meta staff angry at AI"

I tried using it for creating 2D logos, which many tools suck at (except mid journey).

Looks like ChatGPT Images 2 is now good at this too!

Don't worry, ransomware already existed before BTC. The ransomware demanded Ukash and Paysafecard instead.

That seems disingenuous. Crypto made ransomware much easier.

That is true! The sums got bigger and the market for crypto is more liquid than for PSC.

>It isn't a product-led acquisition, but more a talent one.

I am pretty sure OAI mostly cares about their virtualization IP for MacOS. They already extensively use WSL2 for sandboxing Codex on Windows, and I imagine they want something similar for Codex on Mac.

It's a chain mail for server admins.

I felt fatigued after the second paragraph. All these LLM tropes chained together are horrible to read.

Game theory can be applied to these problem, and if you can correctly model reward, cost and motives, you can predict decisions of politicians more often than not.

> you can predict decisions of politicians more often than not

What makes you believe this? The performance of economist/sociology experts using game theory to make predictions has been worse than a coin-flip up to this point. It also has done enormous damage.

Even granting the idea that game theory can be applied successfully here; that does not really help with one-off events. Consider, knowing the odds of a coin flip does not grant you any real help in knowing what the next coin flip will be.

This is also ignoring that game theory of partisan games breaks if any of the participants knows what the other will do. Is one of the more famous ideas.

To that end, if you want to predict what someone will do, more often than not you are best looking at their experience doing said thing.

I don't think Nash envisioned politicians and their aides being able to profit from making decisions. Do you launch an attack on Eastasia? Well the market right now says there's a 40% chance, so I guess it's a good idea to grab your crypto keys and make some bets before you call the Joint Chiefs.

I had to deal with Java codegens from UML specs in 2021. So, nothing has changed! :')

Still there, cs bachelor