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Nice work. But I cannot find a link to the actual code of the model or the training data. Did I miss it somewhere?

Ed Zitron is providing his assessment and prognosis strictly on financial basis. But AI has national security and geopolitical dimensions as well. US government is fully committed to keep the AI lead for as long as possible. And they use all sorts of tricks to affect the market in AI's favor. Financial analysis alone is not enough. The government will do anything to prevent AI bubble from bursting.

> npx skills add kelviq/tare -g -y --copy --agent claude-code

tare is a Python project. Why distribute it with npm rather than PyPI? Weird


> * Chris (also created swift)

He also created LLVM compiler


Also MLIR which is so prevalent in the ML compile stack everywhere.

https://mlir.llvm.org/


Also Clang and OpenCL.


Covid policy at Rust All-Hands [0]

> On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at the All-Hands and Unconf, we expect all attendees to test themselves in the morning.

I thought Covid is long gone. What did I miss?

[0] https://2026.rustweek.org/covid-policy-all-hands-and-unconf/


long gone in the sense of media coverage perhaps? the virus hasn't gone anywhere and it's not like we have vaccines that give permanent/longterm immunity


Nowadays I am more concerned about measles and ebola viruses. Over-indexing on covid makes little sense in 2026.


Measles has a vaccine, ebola isn't found in the wild in the West. The chances of catching either from a random person at a meetup are basically zero.

It is no longer a pandemic which is killing tens of thousands of people, but covid is very much still around, and there's no true long-term vaccine for it. A lot of people with it are going to be more-or-less asymptomatic.

However, for a small bunch of immunocompromised people it is still very much life-altering or even deadly. For them catching it is just Not An Option, so if you want them at a large-scale meetup like this you'll have to ask all attendants to make the offer of spending a few seconds taking the $2 test.


Ghostty provides official nightly builds from the main branch [0]. You do not need to build it yourself.

[0] https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/releases


> Google fixed more Chrome bugs in June than over the past two years, thanks to AI

And introduced how many new bugs? thanks to AI ...


At this time, a generic AI snark is tiring. AI is not perfect, but it's an amazingly useful tool, we should accept it and move on.


AI hype is also tiring.


AI denial is stuck in 2023.


Just to clarify -- this article is about Indian government order.


The list of companies that signed this letter is telling (including Nvidia, Meta, Microsoft). Equally telling is the list of companies that did not sign it -- including Google, Amazon.


> Equally telling is the list of companies that did not sign it -- including Google, Amazon.

Could you elaborate? I don't understand your implication.

Amazon in particular hosts open weight models via Amazon Bedrock (e.g. Ministral 14B 3.0, DeepSeek V3.2, ...)[1].

In case it changes the context of this comment, I am a Meta employee, all opinions are my own.

[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-c...


> Could you elaborate? I don't understand your implication. Amazon in particular hosts open weight models via Amazon Bedrock (e.g. Ministral 14B 3.0, DeepSeek V3.2, ...)

It means Google and Amazon do not care and would not voice their opposition against the government action.


Right, Meta and Microsoft are bullwarks of government overreach activism.


Google and Amazon are Anthropic investors right?


Yes. Microsoft is an OpenAI investor and they did sign it.


there's a lot more context than that though. I don't think there's any love lost b/w them these days.


> but we should really stick to Standard time.

There are some arguments to stick with "half-way" time -- 30 minutes in the middle between standard and summer time. It does not necessarily solves all the problems but makes a reasonable compromise with farmers who want standard time and many others who prefer summer time.


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