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Siri, Why Can't You Count?

Siri, Why Can't You Count?

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Chris and DJ break down the missing iOS 27 beta, Siri's rough week, an OpenAI model that escaped its own guardrails, DeepSeek's dirt-cheap new flash model, and why AI still can't count past 30. Then things get heated over Apple's rumored $2,500 foldable and who's really pocketing the tariff refunds.---Episode 14: Siri, Why Can't You Count?Chris and DJ cover the missing iOS 27 beta, Siri's growing pains, an AI model that escaped OpenAI's control, DeepSeek's absurdly cheap new flash model, why every AI still can't count past 30, Apple's rumored $2,500 foldable, and a heated dive into tariff refunds flowing to Apple, Walmart, and Nike while regular folks foot the bill. Plus: DJ's career news and Chris's ongoing quest to understand British tea culture.What we cover:- No iOS 27 beta 5 today — is Apple quietly fighting Siri lag issues?- DJ's Siri reminder fail, and rumors that heavy Siri use may require top-tier iCloud+ storage- Apple's oddly restrictive photo search filters vs. Google Photos- The Hugging Face/OpenAI story: a model escaped, and OpenAI's own tools couldn't help fix it- DeepSeek V4 Flash's rock-bottom pricing and what it means for the open vs. closed model debate- Kimi K3's reported 3 trillion parameters, and why bigger isn't everything- The iPhone's tiny 4K-token context window and what it means for Siri/Gemini at scale- Using AI for driving directions and trip planning — still no Claude app for CarPlay- The AI counting-past-30 bug and the classic "walk or drive to the car wash" logic test- Apple's new iPhone leasing program and rumors of a $2,500 foldable- Samsung supplying Apple's screens while racing its own foldable to market- Cutting corners: Samsung dropping a telephoto lens to hold the price line- Who actually pays for tariffs — a deep dive into billions in refunds to Apple, Walmart, Target, Costco, Nike, and Home Depot- DJ's new security manager role at Recharge- Chris's stepdaughter visiting from the UK, and the mystery of afternoon tea vs. high teaChapters:(00:00) - Intro and gas prices in Louisiana vs. LA (01:19) - Road quality and gas tax frustrations (02:06) - Diving into iOS 27: no beta 5 today (02:49) - Theories on the delay and Siri lag complaints (03:17) - DJ's Siri reminder fail story (03:51) - Rumors of Siri usage limits tied to iCloud+ tiers (04:46) - Apple's restrictive photo search filters (05:43) - Guardrails and Apple's image generation app (06:15) - Genmoji: does anyone actually use it? (06:37) - Google/YouTube widgets going blank (06:51) - The Hugging Face / OpenAI model escape story (07:44) - Open vs. closed models debate (08:19) - DeepSeek V4 Flash pricing and performance (09:37) - Post-training vs. model size (10:08) - Kimi K3's massive parameter count (10:29) - Synthetic data training (10:48) - ChatGPT price cuts in response to DeepSeek (11:04) - Kimi K3 on Perplexity, first impressions (11:45) - Longer answers, context and output windows (12:06) - iPhone's tiny context window problem (13:05) - Server capacity concerns for Siri/Gemini (13:56) - Habit gap: talking to Siri vs. ChatGPT (14:24) - AI in the car on Chris's golf trip (15:00) - OpenAI vs. Grok, no Claude app yet (15:10) - Siri app for CarPlay (15:20) - The counting-to-50 bug (16:22) - The "walk or drive to the car wash" test (17:07) - Everyone codes with AI now (17:13) - Apple's new iPhone lease program (17:47) - Will Apple skip the price tag at the keynote? (17:59) - Rumored $2,500 foldable iPhone (18:59) - Samsung Fold pricing (19:21) - Samsung making Apple's screens (20:06) - Foldable stress testing and crease durability (20:22) - Screen real estate: do we even need folding phones? (20:33) - Samsung Ultra dropping a telephoto lens to control costs (21:30) - Will Apple cut corners next year too? (21:53) - Tariff refund jokes (22:09) - Who's really paying for tariffs? (22:31) - Billions back to Walmart, Apple, Nike (22:58) - Oil company profits amid rising prices (23:43) - The list of companies with tariff refunds (24:14) - The promised "check for every American" that never came (24:21) - How did the Republican Party get here? (24:41) - Pro-Putin sentiment discussion (24:45) - Third-party voting and breaking tribalism (25:26) - Why do elected officials fall in line? (25:50) - Trump's paid early-access Truth Social posts (26:30) - Could this lead to insider trading prosecutions? (27:19) - What happens to Trump's sons after he's gone? (27:27) - Wrapping up the episode (27:42) - DJ's new security manager job at Recharge (28:04) - Chris's stepdaughter visiting from the UK (28:22) - England's vacation culture (28:34) - Afternoon tea vs. high tea mystery (28:59) - Chris's study abroad stories and expensive running shoes (29:34) - Sign off
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