Regardless there's value to know exactly what topics are off limits and for which platforms. Censorship needs to be measured and quantified (probably with vectors).

Is French different? Il est un médecin? Il est médecin? Ils sont médecins sounds fine.

Nope, it's basically as in spanish:

> Il est un médecin?

Nope that's bogus french: you say "il est médecin". But you can say: "c'est un médecin".

> That's bogus

To expand a bit, it's a perfectly valid use, but most people will forgo having an extra word that has no role in the phrase.

"Il est médecin" and "Il est un médecin" are perfectly equivalent so people will choose the shorter.

The "un" comes back when using the noun as an adjective isn't possible anymore, e.g. by adding an actual adjective "Il est un bon médecin"

To avoid vendor lock-in.

I think by one way they are referring to cruise missiles i.e. the engine is only used once or twice. Once during test fire, and once in production environment.

There's a crucial distinction between "can't sue you" and "would likely lose the case".

You need to have enough money to actually survive the lawsuit, even if it's a slam-dunk to win (and they almost never are).

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No, it's a joke on the headline. "Names son."

He no warren musket

Yes he did. It’s a popular Gen Z name.

Heh, when I was young some old guy told me if you lived long enough all the new names you'd see would be stupid or crazy.

He wasn't wrong.

I don't think anybody's denying that small models are doing distillation, the issue at hand is frontier lab vs frontier lab when it comes to big models.

> even if I give them literal infinite time and all the subagents and internet access..

Don't use the word infinite in any CS claims. They can recreate or approximate monte Carlo tree search and it technically is still a correct solution in your framing of the problem so long they defeat you.

Anyone down to vibe code a competitor to ForeFlight?

The exterior perhaps but definitely not the interior. If you visit Europe, the interiors are all small and cramped.

Depends on the era and place. Very old farm houses generally had low ceilings but hey, the people were shorter and you cooked under an open chimney so better have a small space to heat.

Later classic buildings especially in cities had higher ceilings and consequentially a more roomy vibe than modern residential buildings.