I think it's basically like a pre-provisioned 529 and the govt puts a little bit of money in there to get you started. CA has a similar thing already I think.

Just spent an hour trying to get Gemini CLI trying to get to do something in PowerShell. Failed in the end.
Would love to be able to get paid to do the same.

"one of the most recognizable names in Android launchers".
What's an "Android launcher"?

This reminds me of the early days of wifi when the idea was that everyone should just share their wifi with everyone else. You could provision guest wifi or a shared wifi ssid on your local router.

In the end that all failed because the govt could come after your for some stranger using your wifi to do something illegal.

So in the end it all becomes centralized and managed by big companies that have the resources to comply with all the different regulations and we pay the cost of all the employees that have to track all the differences in privacy laws in every state or whatever.

You can see from your uid why they had to close registration in the age of AI.

As an individual, I don't see why I would be concerned about a "moderate reduction in labor supply". While that may not be a positive outcome for the part of society that employs labor, it sure seems like a positive outcome to the individual: fewer hours spent working. I would love to work 1.3hrs less per week.

https://mac.getutm.app/
https://github.com/utmapp/UTM

You should check out the fiction book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Termination_Shock_(novel) it addresses your questions.

Yeah, I think it's awesome when I can look up exactly where I went on some trip from years ago. I haven't looked recently but you could even have it drawn as a route in google maps with timestamps.

Yes: https://www.ans.org/news/article-5842/amazon-buys-nuclearpowered-data-center-from-talen/
MSFT not far behind AMZN.

I'm getting slashdotted tonight.

"The more you buy, the more you save!"
Jensen Huang says it over and over again in the keynote and he is only half joking :)

Microsoft telling everyone to use .local is partly what made this mess to begin with.

The thing is that both wind and solar are fairly fast-moving technologies, so you need to re-run the numbers every couple of years. Solar panel costs per unit of energy have been falling much faster than wind power costs.

I think they are confusing "Canva" and "Canvas".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canva - graphic design

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instructure - Canvas LMS