Yes one of the first things I did when moving to mac was pinning Macintosh HDD root folder to Finder, but that kept going away every time I restarted my Max so I bought Bloom which is way better
always thought the spotify ui was really really good, it just has way more features and feels like it is made by a great team that actually uses the app and has input over it's design, vs apple music which is just a normal app that feels like it was made by a committee
I know from using myanonamouse that you only need to seed for about 3 weeks after downloading to satisfy their rules, I think they artificially grant you an upload amount of whatever you downloaded.
The idea that distillation is a significant contributor to the capabilities of the Chinese models is not true. Kimi K3 came out 2 weeks after Fable and uses a number of novel NN architecture innovations.
That may be true, though Anthropic reported 3.4 million exchanges with Moonshot months before Fable.
Why bother creating hundreds of (presumably paid) accounts and the tooling to create and consume the data if not of tangible value to their core mission?
Because the founding pillars for most of these labs are basically "more data can't hurt" and "no one died from too much data" and "you can never have enough data".
All students on visas in UK have to leave the country if they want to change to another visa, often involves people either flying home or else getting a cheap flight to a Schengen country
Worth noting that Apple would almost definitely prefer to have their European HQ in London where there is far more talent available for cheaper, but it would mean they would have to pay 25% vs 15%. Same can be said for Paris, Berlin, Madrid, or even Stockholm or Copenhagen. Ireland is an expensive place to do business, but they're the only country in Europe that's big enough for a large MNC HQ whilst also not charging extortionate corporation taxes. If European countries got their act together, cut spending and cut taxes in line with Irish, Swiss, Singaporean, and UAE rates they would be much more competitive.
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