When you concatenate an executable and a JAR file:
- The operating system reads the initial part of the file (the executable header) and treats it as a binary executable.
- The JVM, on the other hand, looks for the ZIP file structure when attempting to load a JAR. Since the ZIP file format places its directory structure and central directory headers at the end of the file, the JVM can still recognize and load the JAR contents even when the ZIP file is appended to the executable.
As a result, the file can be executed as a binary by the operating system, while the JVM can also load and run it as a JAR file. This dual functionality is possible because the executable and JAR components operate independently of each other based on their respective file structures and headers.
> Privacy protections are built in for users who access ChatGPT — their IP addresses are obscured, and OpenAI won’t store requests. ChatGPT’s data-use policies apply for users who choose to connect their account.
> ChatGPT will come to iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia later this year, powered by GPT-4o.
Idk about Sam Altman in particular, but OpenAI pulled the bait-and-switch you can still see in its name. We don't know what the contract says exactly, but there are always loopholes, and I would not assume anything OpenAI says to be in good faith.
I also don't really care, but it's understandable why some people do.
If we find out in the next 12 months that OpenAI has been storing requests from Apple/Siri AND Apple doesn't come down on them with a 10 ton lawyer hammer, I'll pay you $500.
If Apple is sitting in the middle proxying the IP addresses, and not keeping any logs for longer than they absolutely need to, law enforcement could go pee up a rope, right?
Personally I would say the disparity between what was in their founding agreement "be open-source—freely and publicly available for anyone to use, modify and distribute" https://archive.ph/R0LBL to the current state of affairs.
But I guess the list of grievances could be longer:
Please, an encrypted key-value store. The private key is only shared between you, Apple, and relevant law-enforcement agencies. It's as private as you can ask for, these days!
It is. But I noticed something weird. If your prompt is “A cartoon of XYZ” and press enter the preview will be a cartoon but the other images will be weird realistic ones.
The preview is using a different faster model so you're not going to get the exact same styles of responses from the larger slower one. If you have ideas on how to make the user experience better based on those constraints please let us know!
Well my feedback would be that your larger slower model doesn’t seem to be capable of generating cartoon style images while the preview model does seem to be able to.
The ownership of the stock itself is a luxury experience. Maybe in the future you must own the assets for the opportunity, like an aspiring exotic factory Ferrari customer.
I am sure some bored apes could get into something like that.
CFO: "In Q4 FY 24, large cloud providers represented more than half of our Data Center revenue..Strong demand was driven by enterprise software and consumer internet applications & multiple industry verticals"
Not clear if Meta is included in the "cloud providers", if not that would push the share of revenue from Big Tech even further to 60-70% considering the 300k H100 order from Meta.
When you concatenate an executable and a JAR file:
- The operating system reads the initial part of the file (the executable header) and treats it as a binary executable.
- The JVM, on the other hand, looks for the ZIP file structure when attempting to load a JAR. Since the ZIP file format places its directory structure and central directory headers at the end of the file, the JVM can still recognize and load the JAR contents even when the ZIP file is appended to the executable.
As a result, the file can be executed as a binary by the operating system, while the JVM can also load and run it as a JAR file. This dual functionality is possible because the executable and JAR components operate independently of each other based on their respective file structures and headers.