I do believe entry-level paralegals will be made obsolete. In the grand scheme, perhaps it reduces overall cost of legal assistance, which is a net benefit for society.

Honestly it looks like the biggest unlock at this point will be court reform, not improvements from individual practitioners.

This is clever, I typically use Cider on my Mac or Linux machine, the notification that music is trying to play from another device (the cheapest plan only supports 1 simultaneous stream) is really annoying. I think it happens when I connect or take off my Airpods connected to my iPhone.

I love the initiative, I understand the transparency, although it doesn't really look that great imo.

Great value for money if you have the time for tinkering and getting the compatibility to work.

If you use NixOS, you don’t need to do any of that anymore. A single command in the CLI, and you have everything I do.

and it only gets easier and more defined from here.

I share the same sentiment, although recently my mindset has changed that not everything has to be open source.

And by "places orders" we mean "helps TSMC acquire plots of land on which their next facilities will be constructed" kind of level of scope, timing, and commitment.

Yes I believe that’s what being a manufacturer partner entails

In my experience, the corporate-speak "partnering with" can mean almost anything.

Apple gives TSMC a billion dollars to build a cutting edge fab dedicated to making Apple's chips, a deal they repeat several times over more than a decade? Partnership.

Youtuber takes $300 to read an ad, giving viewers a 10% discount code? Also a partnership.

There's partnering with Apple for several decades where they plan years in advance and pay billions without fail, and there's partnering with OpenAI where Sam Altman commits to giving you a Trillion dollars provided you can deliver all that ram up front and he can give you an IOU he got from Oracle who got it from Nvidia who got it from OpenAI. These are different things.

TSMC doesn't make RAM do they?

No, but they can and so can Apple if it becomes critical, I don’t know what is more critical to Apple than replacing Intel, Qualcomm, or Nvidia, but memory probably is number four on the list which means it probably is something that will be addressed?

Fair, and I meant it as illustrative of partner depth generally rather than as a specific example around RAM.

The barrier to entry for writing personalized software is lower, but you still need expertise for instruction and maintenance.

I don’t think we’re at the point where any random stranger on the street can get Claude to make a perfect Electron app for their use case.

If you were building it for yourself would you ever chose Electron?

This is an article about nerds writing nerd software.

I stopped using Windows all together two years ago, and since then Linux gaming has made huge strides. Almost everything is playable now with the exception of Kernel AC games - which I don’t play anyways. The success of the Steam Deck has been an integral part, and Vulkan performance is similar if not equal to DX.

Tesla severely lacks competition in the North American market. They lost all their first mover advantage by sitting back and spending significant R&D into FSD. Chinese manufacturers have some incredible innovations such as Nio’s battery swapping.

Provided they are available in Canada. There’s only roughly 50k imports in the first year and that will be split across all Chinese manufactured EVs (not necessarily Chinese brands). I assume the majority will be Teslas from their Shanghai factory.