They absolutely need ZDR

I have been told that ZDR is available upon manual request.

I can confirm, I sent their sales team an email asking for ZDR, and they provided it within an hour.

Enterprise I thought.

Or use it through Vercel [0] with per call zdr.

https://vercel.com/changelog/typesafe-ai-jev-now-available-o...

At this point, we shouldn't trust company even with ZDR.

There's the L1 and O1 visas

As a hiring manager, I would love to hire only citizens, but only the underqualified apply. I guess the qualified citizens all just go the Frontier labs. We don't have the time to train folks, we need them to hit the ground running. Real conundrum tbh

Is she depressed? Laziness can be untreated depression sometimes

Pretty sure she is. She even suspects it. Even I do, for myself, but two psychiatrists cleared me so I stopped bothering.

Isn't it the same as my password manager's vault? I only remember my master password so if that vault is lost I can't even log in to my email

Kind of, but I have some of my most important passwords and account recovery codes duplicated on paper in a secure place. If there was ever a service that only allowed passkey login (do those exist?), you can't print those out.

That's because most people at Google use iPhones as their primary phones, they hardly know or care about the UX

Not working so well for Germany

https://youtu.be/ajH6YVhdOZU?is=Xht8Qsd_eGqnS7wW

In the short term it will always look stupid. Borrowing allows you to invest, which leads to growth, which allows you to borrow more.

But debt also accumulates, and usually faster than GDP growth. Until debt servicing starts eating your budget. Which is a slowly encroaching killer

I find it difficult to draw conclusions just yet. Yes, Germany is under-investing and that hurts. But with another 20 years of hindsight it might look like the lesser evil

I find Win 11 UI better than Liquid Glass, if not by much

Its advantage is diminishing, as for some reason MS thinks it is a good idea to copy every bad design pattern from Mac...

Same

What's the AI equivalent of calisthenics, so you can train multiple muscle groups at once and reduce risk of injury?

How so? I have a 5070ti but from what I've read the 9070xt keeps up well enough. As long as you don't need the cuda or dlss AMD is a good option