Could totally have FUSE over the chunks and then there is no shell emilation.

I'll be honest that's what I expected to read about!

Oh that's funny, I just built a RAG and exposing the files inside the database as files seemed like the next logical steo.

I would have used Fuse if it got to that point as then it is an actual filesystem.

Interested to see these put to the test.

Probably have to be quite strong to live in Cuba in the first place.

Big company isn't good at {thing} absorb company who is and apply all their know how to the part that does {thing} killing all the good parts in the process.

Happens almost every time.

Sorry, but absolutely not.

I stuck with Android for years as a dev as I once did Android apps and occasionally do tinker.

This is my last Android phone and Jolla is my next phone.

I really want to like the concept of Jolla / a European mobile alternative but I see no reason why they're closed source SW in 2026. Open source everything, let the community help develop, and sell your hardware (and support/deals for B2B).

A single for-profit company owning the full HW and SW stack? My trust in companies lately is at a lifetime low. It just leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

Ooh, are you gonna go for their Ubuntu touch alternative, or their own OS?

When I worked at Sky building tests for their set top boxes, part of the tour of the site involved then showing off / gloating about how they go after people - it left a bad taste in the mouth.

Yep, models trained on their own output degrade.

There's a paper on it somewhere.

I'm not convinced that suburbs outside the US are quite as hard to walk in as in the US.

Just about every UK suburb is walkable to train station a supermarket some smaller shops and probably a pub somewhere.

I the US the sidewalk just ends and walking can be quite dangerous in places.

It's her inconvenience vs money he relies on to live.

The squeaky wheel gets the grease and this is the sort of thing that might make Karen suggest to her boss that they accept PDF files.

>might make Karen suggest to her boss that they accept PDF files.

I'm not sure what state or country this was written in, but requiring physical copies or a fax is very likely a legal requirement.

And unless enough bureaucrats complain to their boss, that law will never change. Regulations don't get handed down from the gods or something, they can be changed if enough people want it. There are plenty of countries these days where a PDF is enough.