In semantic versioning the first number is for any change to a public API that is not backward compatible. It could be incredibly small, like fixing a typo, but if it changes the API your users are using in an incompatible way, you’re supposed to bump that number.

Most people cannot begin to comprehend that just having the field on the form doesn’t magically make it do anything. Like, yeah, I can add a field to the form in five minutes, but if you want it to actually work, it’ll take time.

Great article. That guy is legitimately being driven insane.

Yeah. 3D printing a gun is a great way to blow your hand off.

Oh, cool, I definitely trust them again. 🙄

What a perfect time to stop using social security numbers for specifically the thing they were not designed to be.

I love old hardware. It took me eleven years to finally decommission a top-tier CPU I got in 2015. And that’s only because I got an extra CPU and motherboard from a work upgrade.

Proton has their own AI bullshit:

https://lumo.proton.me/

At least it’s not rummaging around your email though.

And just so you know, it is not end-to-end encrypted like their email is when emailing another Proton user: https://lumo.proton.me/legal/privacy

The only way to have actually private AI is to run it on your own hardware.