I’ve seen a bunch of my colleagues say this when I ask about the code they’ve submitted for review. Incredibly frustrating, but likely to become more common
So this tap to pair won’t work in the US? The side loading stuff I can understand to restrict to the EU, but this just seems like a nice feature for everyone
America is still the largest historical polluter by a mile and China has already hit peak emissions. They are doing much better than America on this front. At this rate they’ll hit net zero before we will
I think some people can afford those quality goods, the same percentage roughly as could afford it before things got cheaper. The people complaining are people who couldn’t afford those quality goods earlier and now are buying the cheaper versions they can afford. But that has shaped broader consumer preferences for cheaper goods across the board
You can now have steam families and have two members play different games from the same library. Assuming you were using two machines you could just have a second account as a family member and play both. Or do you have a crazy beefy computer and are trying to run two different games on one machine?
It seems like the clandestine nature of these attacks gives enough plausible deniability for the nations to not pick up arms. China has done a few comparable attacks on US assets, but the US hasn’t escalated on those in the past.
Personally I think if one of these cyber attacks either hit a large/important enough civilian target, like shutting down a power grid for days, or a reasonably important military target, like a helicopter midair or something, then escalation might happen, but hard to say
They are majority Taiwanese employees for now, but I’m sure they’re hiring Americans to grow and backfill. They just wanted to bootstrap the knowledge and wisdom, but over enough time that can be shared and spread among Americans as well
The other solution is making those “less than ideal” countries have more attractive legal economic opportunities so that crime isn’t an attractive alternative.
I can guess why you do it, but feels a bit restrictive to list some specific companies here. You say LLM, but not like generic “MAP” site or generic “SHOPPING” site. I’m curious if you tried generics or if you just went straight to the big sites?
I think it’s true the American system is broken, but I think the two Americas narrative is a bit of an oversimplification. There’s definitely plenty of people (over represented on this site) that aren’t yacht wealthy, but also aren’t paycheck to paycheck broke. Well paid laborers (SWE, other engineers, consultants) that can afford most day to day good, but struggle a bit more on big purchases like housing. I think ideally we’d tax the wealthy enough to allow more people to fall into that bucket of doing well but not crazy multiple homes well.
I believe TOML can always be serialized to JSON. And TOML is in the python standard library in newer pythons. It’s also used as the suggest format for `pyproject.toml` in python
This ruling is only gonna prevent workers from being heard through the courts and legal system, at a time when workers are being more frequently fired and replaced by AI. Wildcat strikes will be more likely and other illegal activities will seem more justified. Terrible decision that will have consequences sooner or later
Weird how you can’t sign up except via the CLI. And pricing isnt posted publicly and usage isn’t documented. The docs leave something to be desired as well. Would be nice to show more info for running this with a backend process as well
Great article for the most part, then throws in abundant parking? Great transit should reduce the need for parking, such that current levels are adequate, and in the long term go down.
Is there stats to back this up? I imagine not every kid who watches these creators becomes an engineer, but do more become engineers than non watchers? Or less? I’d be willing to bet more do, even if it’s still not a huge majority. I mean anecdotally I know a lot of engineer friends of mine who like these creators too. I’m a professional software engineer now after watching some of these people when I was younger and being involved in my high schools robotics team. I went to open sauce and saw a bunch of local robotics teams there too. Again maybe they won’t all be engineers but I’m sure more will than the average
Unionized employees make more than their non-unionized counterparts [0]. Even if the top earners to bottom earners gap shrank in relative terms, in absolute terms both would likely be higher.
Python import names are not necessarily unique or the name of the package on pypi/pip. Something like PyYaml is imported as yaml, but potentially other packages could supply a slightly different yaml to import
1% chance of humanity going extinct is exactly the pascals mugging doomerism. If someone thinks there’s like >10% chance they’re probably actively working on like AI safety or something else to stop it.
It would not be a direct substitution of American labor if these people remain deported. There’s been labor shortages in many of these industries for years, there’s reason to believe that even more money will be lost by businesses that couldn’t hire enough people. I’d love it if they raised wages, but business owners usually aren’t keen on that, and if they did they’d likely raise prices as a result. The other possibility could be bankruptcy or offshoring of these businesses. I think if anything the $1.49 billion is an underestimate of the impact.
As LLMs lower the cost of creating software, shouldn’t that change this equation? Perhaps we can be focusing on creating well done optimizations now to give more data to LLMs to have them do future optimizations on other projects. Of course you’d still eventually hit a lower bound on any returns at all, but it will be way lower than the pre-LLM era
Seems to be all good signs and impressive coordination and resource sharing. I’m curious when we’ll start seeing more mainstream devices using entirely riscv SoCs. As in some top 5 smartphone or laptop, not just like a random RC car or drone or camera