Functional April Fools, the best kind. A couple years ago Eleiko, a weightlifting equipment company did one, the 'Heavy Mug', a 19 poundish steel coffee cup with a handle in the style of a knurled bar, and actually did a limited run of them.
How many people using AI are actually paying for it (outside of people in tech)?
I find the free models are much more psychophantic and have a higher tendency to hallucinate and just make shit up, and I wonder if these are the ones most people are using?
> I find the free models are much more psychophantic and have a higher tendency to hallucinate and just make shit up
I keep seeing this claim yet it my experience it doesnt hold water. I pay for the models, most people I know pay for the models, and we see all of the exact same issues.
I have Claude and ChatGPT both bullshit and lick my ass on the regular. The ass licking will occur regardless of instruction.
I saw a post on a subreddit earlier where someone was considering getting rid of their 2019 Macbook Pro with an i9 and 32GB of ram, and so many of the comments were egging the poster on and saying it was an upgrade.
Terrible idea. It's cool that Apple are entering the budget space, but the hype around the Neo is nuts.
That specific Macbook Pro model is famously bad to the extent that people have tried to suggest Apple made that generation intentionally bad to make the m1 look more revolutionary. The Neo's still not going to be better performance when plugged in, but it's a more reasonable comparison than the stats suggests.
Was that the old or new keyboard? If it was the old one, I'd take the downgrade of everything else, to get a keyboard that doesn't jam up if you accidentally breathe on it.
Your issue might not be just the rogue employee leaking certificates, it sounds like you were sharing one Apple Developer account between multiple developers which is also against their T's & C's
Really every developer should have their own account and work on their own machine
If you were all using the one account on the same machine, then Apple has no way of telling who did what
> it sounds like you were sharing one Apple Developer account between multiple developers which is also against their T's & C's
Whether the case or not here (I don't know), taking a look at the big picture: Imagine if in the 90s Apple could come in to a software company and dictate what development practices and account management they must do to ship software for a Mac! Would've been instant outrage. Anyone was free to write and ship software however they liked. How low we have fallen to allow near-monopolies to dictate terms.
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