A framework releasing an official MCP as well as making AI tooling a key offering is new to me and it immediately strikes me as absolutely necessary.

I also had a bad experience, but I'm willing to throw all that out of the window after seeing that it had 128 unified memory on a CUDA enabled device. This is an AI native dream machine from what I can tell. I'm almost obligated to buy one.

Sadly memory bandwidth, which is the bottleneck for AI, is pretty disappointing.

There's literally no excuse - I'm still baffled.

You mean there's no excuse for cooldowns? Yeah, there is. Security consultants have for years been saying that you need to always keep your dependencies updated. This is often parroted without any context of whether a package needs to be updated or not.

And what's a proper cooldown? 1 day? 3 days? 1 week? 1 month? If you have a vulnerability, now you're exposed during that cooldown period. There's no straight forward or easy answer here.

I am speaking from my own experience here with having to sit in during these discussions where security "advice" is provided to the development team without understanding what it entails or any tradeoffs. I found that keeping things relatively secure is hard work and needs to be a part of culture.

I think the post you're replying to was commenting on "web dev is a culture shock in so many ways", not the concept of cooldowns overall.

> Non-techy consumers may never do it

They will. As some point in the future, people will want everything, they'll prompt full movies because they're bored and want to watch something.

You’re assuming that owning compute will be possible.

It's stuff like this that honestly makes it very hard for me to take anyone working at Meta seriously. How much communication had to happen to enable this feature? It really casts doubt across the organization at multiple levels, don't tell me a single engineer caused this.

I can't take Meta seriously, period.

How many employees were hatetokenmaxxing I wonder

Bitwig and Intellij stand out to me

Yeah Intellij is incredible, and I believe it's Swing. And Eclipse is ambulatory, but the SWT/OSGI frameworks are fighting yesterday's battles. All of this aside, I yet to find this level of IDE/Debugger in any other language.

I'll check out Bitwig.

Let's skip to the part where they put the taxpayer on the hook for a bailout as an industry since they integrated everywhere with big promises

Why is that tinfoil? That's just good business?