They even seem to have some automations for it. The route to my old apartment was shown wrong and delivery drivers almost always popped up on the wrong side of my building behind my backyard. I tried to fix this but my edits were automatically rejected as being malicious. That’s one reason I don’t use Google Maps for navigation anymore.

Edit: Just checked again. It’s still wrong on Google Maps, still correct on Apple Maps.

All screen resolutions also need to fit DIN paper aspect ratios.

That sucks. For us it’s been working great for a few years already but we’re also all based in the same city, usually share a lot with each other, often meet (and log into the same wifi) and possibly most importantly, we’re based in the EU where tech companies are usually less anti-consumer as they’re more worried about fines.

Currently I‘m sharing a premium family subscription with as many users as Google allows which is like 6€ for each user.

If Google ever cracks down on sharing or this gets much more expensive (because even 6€ is too much IMO) we’re probably just gonna cancel the subscription altogether.

LLMs are big statistical networks that determine the following word in a sentence. If two words are just as likely to follow, Claude is gonna pick the next word based on a secret key and somehow this can be looked up later. That appears to be the gist of it if I understood it correctly.

Also worth comparing to graphics cards here. After the crypto mining boom, prices didn’t drop significantly. Expensive cards were just the new baseline because gamers need graphics cards and do not have many alternatives to look elsewhere.

Thank you. This also removed the incredibly obnoxious AI chat on the side that my ad blocker didn’t catch.