> The level of partisanship derangement it takes to criticize efforts to reduce fentanyl imports is truly astonishing.

As if these tariffs or other policies are impacting black market fentanyl in any way.

so... Starlink will price their service around $5 (400inr)/month to compete. Compared to $125/month in the States.

Where are you advertising?

Does this mean MLIR is missing the necessary support for that style or type of concurrency? A whole generation of languages with that loss.

A Python-syntax language focused on parallelism without Go-style concurrency from day zero. What a loss.

Oddly enough, they won't be looking into Trump's admin for any occurrences before the Biden admin...

After seeing a reference that it was available as an Azure Service I went in and tried to create an OpenAI resource and sure enough, it's there, currently in a limited sign-up enterprise-only preview.

I'm ready to drop $$$$ to feed it our sources (>1000 bytes at a time) and internal queries and get uninterrupted responses.

ChatGPT is already at the "structure the program" stage.

I asked in rather general terms for ChatGPT to generate me a program for a rather complex UI simulation using tools I was aware of but not yet proficient in. Apparently I asked for too much so ChatGPT didn't generate code, it generated an outline for the steps that code would need to do (structure). I then asked for code for each of those steps. ChatGPT either provided the code or broke down the step into smaller steps. In the end it had generated all the code and it worked with minor tweaking, using tools I've yet to learn in-depth and likely wouldn't have been able to get this far this quickly by "learning by example". Knowing my own proficiency, I'd say I accomplished in a few hours what would have taken a couple weeks.

I'm confident that if we had a $work-internalized copy of ChatGPT that had access to our git repo I could ask ChatGPT for about half the pull-requests our team currently does by hand.