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Here is the link. Just push the "Comment" button.

https://www.regulations.gov/document/NTIA-2023-0009-0001

I just emailed their public affairs office to get the details.

I use polars, but I've also run into this problem with copilot.

I'm guessing their dev conference in November.

I think they may release (or at least announce at timeline for) API access at their dev conference in November.

The Book of Mormon may also have examples of prophetic perfect tense:

https://evidencecentral.org/recency/evidence/prophetic-perfe...

Just want to say I love Keras. Thank you for your work!

I just read somewhere today that their new code completion tool, CodeWhisperer, is better at Amazon APIs than GitHub Copilot (makes sense).

I think they struck the right balance. Pages are declarative functions much like React and they only appear to use classes for state or component wrappers.

Cool, I just requested early access! I have been using Open AI's APIs for text summarization tasks, have also played around with a few other platforms.

Congratulations on getting your app accepted! My Apple development experience is primarily with iOS, but I will probably be playing with macOS more in the future.

Very cool, just tried it out and seems to work. Great job

Glad to see they are still working on differentiable Swift.

Very cool, I may use this for my next React project :)

Check out the Hemingway Editor: https://hemingwayapp.com

I’ve used AutoKeras (one of the frameworks he mentions in the article) and as a machine learning amateur it was super helpful. It still has taken a lot of work to optimize for my use case, but it was nice to get decent results nearly “out-of-the-box.”

Are you wanting to do something productive or do you want to relax and enjoy your free time off?

> The level of democracy enjoyed by the average citizen around the world in 2021 has regressed to 1989 levels

Sounds ominously like the iron curtain is falling back into place, this time more dispersed, not just concentrated in the Soviet bloc.

> 70 percent of the global population lives under dictatorships, according to VDem’s data. That’s a rise of 20 percent over the past decade.

That's pretty disconcerting. Without knowing more about their methodology I'm not sure how this compares to the Cold War era, but it is worrisome to say the least.

Thanks for sharing examine.com, looks interesting!

NICE! I like it, thanks for sharing!

For medical advice I would see more serious articles/blog posts in search results and fewer listicles.

For meal recipes I would just like to see the recipe and not a blog post with dozens of ads.

For programming questions I don't want to see the sites that just scrape and repackage stackoverflow questions; for a company run by software developers they have to know about this problem lol.

That sounds like a really difficult situation. What sort of jobs would you be interested in? What do you think are your relative strengths & skills?

I'd LOVE to use this, but seems legally dubious. I'd love to see some written approval from Robinhood and Webull. Seems like an obvious solution, there must be a reason it hasn't been done before...

I read that as saying that even if we adopt climate change measures necessary for their 'Sustainability Scenario', that will invariably hamper economic growth, the IPCC still believes we will achieve more than a five-fold increase of the global economy this century.

My super subjective answer is SwiftUI. Obviously only applicable to iOS apps, but that's the most fun for me at present.

I also really like instantdomainsearch.com. I don't have any specific feedback, but thank you for your team's work!

I just tried out the tool for Object Storage and was pleasantly surprised with the resulting experience. I really like this; great work!

Not a super creative, fun "event" per-se, but we have weekly virtual team lunches on Monday where the company orders everyone doordash and we hop on a zoom call to eat and chat. YMMV

Yes, our team has migrated to GraphQL and it has been great, both on the front and backend.

We have a Django app on the backend and have used Django REST Framework for our REST API. That was a great experience, but had some limitations. We've written our new GraphQL API with the help of Graphene and it has been awesome. Everything is very declarative and exploring the API schema couldn't be easier using GraphiQL.

Implementing it on the frontend has been great too. Yes, you do have to specify what fields you want, but having complete control is worth the extra boilerplate. I'd recommend it heartily.