meerita

This is an interesting experiment, although I wouldn't call it a technocracy just yet. Italy had technocratic governments under Mario Monti and, to a lesser extent, Mario Draghi, with mixed results.

Having highly educated people in parliament is one thing; actually governing a country is another. Political leadership requires negotiation, compromise, institutional knowledge, and the ability to execute decisions.

I'm curious to see how Serbia handles the transition from academic expertise to actual governance, especially without a conventional party leadership structure.

I can't believe the Team doesn't have a Premium Ultra seat option. Just standard and premium.

M1 Pro here as well. I will buy M6 Pro Mac Studio o Mac mini.

To me, it doesn't make sense, I would go a Mac Studio with multiple screens instead a big 32, but some people love working with one monitor.

You're not alone on this. They have too many models, and too many effort levels, it starts to feel like what to chose.

We are ;)

I bet they bought it for a tenth of the price they've sold it.

The guys made some money, it's not bad idea, specially knowing nobody cares now tutorials on internet with the era of agentic development. See StackOverflow, it's dead. They did the right thing when selling this.

I cannot recall last time I printed something.

Who else remembers using BannerMania and printing those endless banners on Epson dot-matrix printers with continuous paper? Man, those were the days! What a nostalgia trip!

I really love Dried Bonito. It makes tasty everything.

I think agents will loop probes internally, a swarm of them, to test everything until there will be no doubt what is best, what is performant, what will produce a bug, what would be insecure until there's nothing else to probe.