Anything you can do in Jev can be done with an LLM at much greater cost and latency.

Agree, except the probabilities for outcomes in the structured output. I don't think you can get those for most frontier LLMs (logprobas). You can get it for open source models but not frontier LLMs.

That number is a big deal, assuming it is well calibrated. Did they talk about calibration?

I've seen them talk about it a bit on Twitter -- it seems to be fairly well-calibrated in general, but obviously you need to test it on your use case and dial it in comparison with known data for best results.

And UC professors are begging them to unwind that and go back to ACT/SAT.

Every year since the first iPhone came out. It's sort of superstition at this point. Not sure what would happen if I broke the streak.

It did once. That's all I know of though. Nothing like Codex.

Yes but they've also said they want to get it permanently on the subscription plan.

Kessler is much less of a problem at their altitude (480km). Debris has too much drag and would get pulled down too quick to have a sustained Kessler situation. It's possible, but very very unlikely at that altitude.

You could still generate a mess for 5-10 years at that altitude. Even if it self-clears you still destroy the constellation and deny access to LEO for years.

That's not Kessler syndrome though. Is a cascade

A cascade would be bad enough.

Have a friend just graduated in cybersecurity. He’s going into the military with it.

Poverty to poverty + disability given time

Even if everyone used it, the security scanners would still have time to do their static analysis of new packages. Basically, all the clients implementing a delay would create a de facto quarantine status for new packages so they can be examined before everyone starts installing them. (Why npm doesn't just implement that themselves, I do not know.)

Then shouldn’t the analyzers just be part of NPMs acceptance requirements?

I think if they did it, then attackers would be able to iterate their attack against their own project, and once it passes the filters they could deploy for real.

I guess it could work better if it was enabled for only actual attack vectors projects.

That’s my point. For whatever reason, npm isn’t doing it. All npm users adding a minimum package age is kind of like doing it as a collective, without npm’s help.

Are you telling me that the “report spam” button actually does something??!?!?!!!

Your messages on iMessage are private by default, so "Report Spam" is the only way for Apple to receive the message for spam review.

That is a big yikes, but definitely not the norm. Most school districts switched from using SSN as their SIS identifier decades ago.