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That’s the problem people IMO don’t understand - flexibility is one of many requirements; simplicity and ecosystem around are two more.

Hating YAML is same as being childish - yo using like something but can’t come up with anything better. Worse than YAML can be only complaining about YAML. Hating YAML is a cliche.

Its much easier to come up with jokes like this website than to change the ecosystem for better.

And I definitely think the websites like this is opposite to the engineering approach.

Not defending YAML though in particular.

Edit: grammar

Next time the author would like to write an article like that, it’s better that they offer a new standard that is as flexible while also doing the work YAML is doing today

What surprises me even more is why Bill Gates writes this kind of bizarre, low-quality nonsense in the first place. What purpose does it serve? It’s so obviously shallow that it influences nothing and adds nothing to the conversation.

Is it me or does it read like pure satire?

An AI ministry, “human-reserved” jobs, and taxes on AI tokens.

Finally a step in the right direction. This brings the best of two worlds: the lightweightness of Fleet and agents battle-tested with Junie/IntelliJ.

Congrats to the team. Can’t wait to try it.

Looks very cool but my iPhone got really hot after just playing with it for one minute!

It’s so ridiculous to see TPUs being compared to NVIDIA GPUs. IMO proprietary chips such as TPU had no future sure to the monopoly on the cloud services. There is no competition across the cloud services providers. The only way to access TPUs is through GCP. As the result nobody wants to use them regardless of the technology. This is the biggest fault of GCP. Further the road, the gap between NVIDIA GPUs and Google TPUs (call it „moat“ or CUDA) is going to grow.

The opposite situation is with AMD which are avoiding the mistakes of Google.

My hope though is that AMD doesn’t start to compete with cloud service providers, e.g. by introducing their own cloud.

Wow, such a cool idea! Where can I read more about the product, the release ETA, price, etc?

Yea, makes sense