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Ok I’ll bite. Where ?
If I wanted to work on electric power systems I would have become an electrician.
(The transition is happening.)
Schema are complicated. XSD is a response to that reality.
The XML ecosystem is messy. But people don't need to adopt everything. Ignore Relax-NG, ignore DTD, use namespaces sparingly, adopt conventions around NOT using attributes. It generally works quite well.
It's a challenge to get comfortable with XSD but once that happens, it's not a monstrosity. Similarly, XSLT. It requires a different way of thinking, and once you get that, you're productive.
Using Gemini 2.5 or 3, flash.
This is crony capitalism. This is Trump shoring up support from oil companies.
Mr Trump has purposefully depressed the value of non-petroleum energy sources in the US, which props up the value of US oil Producers and processors.
And now, This is a territory takeover by a mafia don, so he can hand favors to other rich guys. Maduro wasn’t doing the deal Trump wanted, so this is what Trump did.
If solar and wind were thriving in the US (as they could be!) then this new oil territory would be worth less. That’s why Trump hates wind. He cannot convert clean energy into a benefit for himself.
It’s not about drugs or fentanyl. It’s not about democracy or corrupt elections in VZ.
They look at clouds and see the patterns they want to see.
It turns out things are usually more complicated than that.
The question is, does OpenAI get value out of the exchange?
You touched on it ever so briefly: “as long as inference is not done at a loss”. That is it, isn’t it? Or more generally, As long as OpenAI is making money . But they are not.
There’s the rub.
It’s not only about whether you think giving them your money is a good exchange. It needs to be a good exchange for both sides, for the business to be viable.
Where!??
Also the “us” is ever-changing in a large enough system. There are always people joining and leaving the team. Always, many people are approximately new, and JSON lets them discover more easily.
Otherwise, json is sufficient.
About the TOOL_Z and TOOL_W scenario. It sounds like you're asking about the concept of a distributed unit-of-work which is not considered by MCP.
tl;dr AI-powered assistants can already use command line tools.
And… none of them are Gemini specific. You can use them with any model you like, including Gemini.
I’m not an expert but comparing it to langgraph, it’s more opinionated , less flexible. But, easier to get started for basic agent apps.
Worth a spin.
It’s just that some people have a max that is lower than others, or at some points in your life your effort is lower than at others, as dictated by physical, mental, or psychological capacity for that person at that moment.
For example a normally sedentary person might find it mentally and psychologically uncomfortable to exercise strenuously. That doesn’t mean they’re not putting forth max effort.
Max effort means max effort.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/is-it-wrong-to-confu...
Suppose native code takes 2 units of time to execute.
“45% slower” is???
Would it be 45% _more time?_
What would “45% _faster_” mean?
Clarity of expression is a superpower
I don’t feel it’s pedantic at all.
It is not about aesthetics , from my reading. You brought that connotation into the conversation.