ORMs are on a poor foundation. But I don't see the problem with this tool, it's just showing the tables.

I don't see a problem with the tool either really, it's just a pet peeve of mine to call what it produces an ER diagram when it's really a diagram of the relational model defined by the SQL.

Not the parent, but: ChromeOS isn't what I'd call a web-based OS. It supports Android apps, and that's how you get a lot of things that don't have web versions. Not much different from how Ubuntu can run Chrome and also supports native apps.

Good point. Since I've never owned a Chromebook, I didn't even know that they are capable of installing arbitrary Android apps.

You're framing it like they're making a mistake, so if they are, yeah that's not good for you either.

Idk though, really seems like the "AI layoffs" are just corps shedding headcount bloat accumulated in 2020-23.

The article mentions this. Unsurprisingly, the CS grads are more likely to get jobs that require a degree.

This is like how people keep claiming Zelda Ocarina of Time is just nostalgia, but I first played it in like 2014 (after playing the others) and immediately considered it the best Zelda game.

Link's Awakening is the best Zelda game. Fight me!

Haven't played it, only original, Link to the Past, Ocarina, Majora, Windwaker, Skyward Groose, Breath

The model already has its own quality benchmarks elsewhere. The article is just about running the model on X hardware, so the remaining question is then how fast it is. Or does the output quality somehow depend on the hardware too?

The cost is a feature. Kinda also the case with IPv4 addresses.

Same problem with IPv4.

We've been paying for v4 and v6 for decades but somehow we cannot get rid of v4. My guess is there are a lot of interests at play.

They're always calling from random countries anyway. Maybe we can tell (not ask) other countries to do their job and clamp down on these scam houses.

Do they not have parents in random countries?

Probably, maybe not. Yeah it'd be great if the entire world were prosperous and happy, until then we need a way to make spam calls harder.

Then propose something that doesn't infringe on privacy.

Treat foreign scammers as enemy combatants unless their own country does something about it.

I'm all for cryptocurrency as a way to fight both KYC and money-dilution, but it's still not user-friendly. Regular people need a way to clog the gears too.

"Effectively giving them the power to decide who can do business." well it's giving the government the power to decide who can do business. The banks and merchants already had that power, but now they have additional legal risk of doing business with whoever the govt doesn't like.

Ever since 2020, I've seen more stores that won't take cash, and refuse to go there on principle even if I was going to pay with card anyway.