Just the prose in that skill is so horribly Claude

Yep, its prose is getting really bad

Yep, very stupid mistakes, that newly released Opus would have "laughed" at.

And whenever you press a number, even 0, they keep your full conversation.

Source?

Or running the 798 tests Opus wrote for your todo app.

"Claude, please remove 300 low value tests"

"Do not remove tests that seem low value but actually test a critical edge case our high ARR customers encounter the most. Make no mistakes."

SCNR

The naming of the unit is posthumous

Which, from a naming standpoint, doesn't make any sense

Intel sold it to Micron, tho

Micron bought IM Flash after development was ceased. But they stopped selling Xpoint products before Intel stopped selling Optane.

Inten never bought it from Ovonyx, so how could they sell it?

It's a very small market, and really low margin compared to AI/datacenter. DC GPUs are 90% margin, and bought by the millions.

it's only a small market in the clown world funded by the infinite money printer. it is the world we live in, yes, but it won't last forever.

Even if there was no AI, GPUs have always been a small market. I've been gaming on PC from the start, but there's actually not that many of us as we might think.

Very low latency, extreme durability, super high IOPS. It's SLC without the problems of SLC. The problem is it was a bit early, the interfaces never were fast enough (x4 3.0), and software that could have benefitted from massive amounts of it greatly, came out too late for it.

The actual problem is Intel was in such a bad position, they needed to shed weight, and Optane was not quick money.

In a DIMM slot though?

Optane was available as PCIe cards and NVME. I have one of the PCIE 1.2TB drives as my OS drive.

Optane had multiple form factors and could have adopted modern connections.