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Was just looking over the Safari 27 release notes¹, which is part of macOS 27, and noticed this:

Web Driver

New Features

- Allow your agent to connect to a Safari browser for development and debugging via the Safari MCP server. (176038457)

Related (From July 1st)

Introducing the Safari MCP server for web developers

https://webkit.org/blog/18136/introducing-the-safari-mcp-ser...

So that's interesting. On the other hand, looks like WebXR support for Safari will never come.

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¹ https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safari-release-not...

Time to dig up 386bsd

Sounds interesting. Clever name, too. And open source. I’ll check it out.

Remember that story a week ago „everything I own, owned“? That’s one way.

You need to search deeper!

Looking at the iPod 6G QEMU emulation story:

> "With the help of Claude Code, I was able to create code to extract it using emCORE."

You're absolutely right.

Make it serverless.

So apparently the neki router uses many parts of Postgres. But is it open source itself?

Apparently not.

I'm sure that it will work, but tokens/s will suffer quite a bit. You may still be able to get 10t/s or so..

Look closely at the floor. You're not moving backwards.

> "the Speed of Light is pretty slow" > How i got there: > The closest major galaxy to the Milky Way is Andromeda, and is 2.5 million! light-years away.

The speed of light is high. It's just that the universe has expanded into an unimaginably large area by now.

Sounds like the same issue with Apple re-enabling iTunes sync of passwords. The only way to prevent it from doing that is to create a profile that prohibits it and sync it onto the iDevice.

Horrible.

You can get cheap wireless earbuds with ANC for 10€.

Apples cost 130€.

How much of that difference is in the BoM? Probably not that much.

Granted, Apple does a lot of expensive R&D. But they also sell a ton of Airpods, so the R&D cost per unit is small.

Apple is making a lot of money on Airpods.

You need to rent a VPS (for $$$) to avoid litigation however. The those VPS have increased in price also.

Interesting. a Meta-Nitter.

Amazing Cyberbench scores. Holy shit.

Too bad that DeepSeek AI went beyond 470b weights (which is a somewhat realistic limit for a 2x 128GB unified memory machine cluster like Strix Halo or Nvidia Spark).

That means that to make the model fit into memory there you need a quantisation of lower than 4bits per weight (which is usually bad) to fit it into the available memory.

Luckily, some people have enough money to be able to afford ethical inaction.

> Those using the microbially-diverse soil saw an increase in the diversity of bacteria on their skin, and on the number of anti-inflammatory cytokines in their blood – while the other group didn't.

That's really remarkable.

It's the same issue as being cloud agnostic.

If you use their unique features, you're locking yourself in. Is it worth it?

I really hope that Mistral will catch up. I'm left wondering why so many Chinese labs manage to be competitive.

Perhaps Mistral has too high moral standards to keep up?

> Elon will often claim it's a bug in Grok when he doesn't like the answer.

Exactly. This means he will change the model to fit his world view.

Here's a study: https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2025334119

Sure, on github it will (still) get the most attention, but perhaps another repository outside the US is a better fit.

You could also create a text document instead of a software that details the mechanism used to fool other MIDI decoders and publish only that (for now).

Finally, familiarize yourself with the Art. 6 Software Directive (2009/24/EC) / §69e UrhG — decompilation for interoperability. It may be your ticket for a legal status in Germany/EU.

> The CEO's antics, no matter how disturbing, simply aren't most people's top concern when making a product choice.

These people need to realize that what you see is what shapes your thinking and the social network's algorithm decides what you see and what you don't see. In the case of X, it's grok aka Mechahitler.

It might as well have already happened.

I just discovered more wiki instances that got used by the OpenAI agents over at

https://www.wikiservice.at/fractal/wiki.cgi?action=browse&id...

and

https://www.wikiservice.at/probier/wiki.cgi?action=browse&id...

It's the same software and host as DseWiki.

If you want to see the amount of activity on DseWiki, here's a link that shows it:

https://www.wikiservice.at/dse/wiki.cgi?action=browse&id=Rec...

Well, what’s the efficiency of synthetic jet fuel production?

Is it still competitive?

Can we realistically get lots of it, like ever?

Well, there are standards such as the WCAG 2.2 Guidelines.

There are also large-scale studies.

Btw, WCAG recommends 45–75 characters with a limit of 80 characters. Why not follow their recommendation?

A website should be readable, even if the browser is set to fullscreen. It could be that the user is on a kiosk system where she can't resize the window or doesn't want to, just to improve legibility.

Guess what: When you setup your smartphone, it asks you what font size you want. So it's unlikely to be 16pt for everyone.

Interesting. Are people collecting these concrete numbers somewhere on the web?