Why?

Because they are extremely loud, consume 8-10 kW, and probably cost $20K used.

Plenty of home runs all electric heating systems. Running inference on a H100 could be dual-purpose and also heat your home! (albeit less efficient than heat pumps, but identically as efficient as resistive heating)

In the winter in northern Europe or the colder parts of North America, as part of a radiator system? Kind of works!

Any other time and place? The power to run it, plus the power to cool it.

But the cost of running them is.

The thing is, someone will collect rent from IP anyways. LLMs shift rent collecting from decentralized individuals to a handful of big tech companies.

> someone will collect rent from IP anyways

We should work on fixing that, then.

I agree with your point about big tech companies salivating at opportunities to collect rent. IP is part of the problem.

Yeah they will. Because Muricans are too busy belaboring the obvious on social media rather than tackling the obvious political problems.

What is the UI SDK used for Windows version?

Swift

The last 12 months? The last decade.

I’m more afraid that some manager will read this and impose rules on their team. On the surface one might think that having more test coverage is universally good and won’t consider trade offs. I have a gut feeling that Goodhart’s Law accelerated with AI is a dangerous mix.

Goodhart's Law works on steroids with AI. If you tell a human dev "we need 100% coverage," they might write a few dummy tests, but they'll feel shame. AI feels no shame - it has a loss function. If the metric is "lines covered" rather than "invariants checked," the agent will flood the project with meaningless tests faster than a manager can blink. We'll end up with a perfectly green CI/CD dashboard and a completely broken production because the tests will verify tautologies, not business logic

It is the same thing though?

Charles is a http proxy, Requestly judging by the landing page is a http client like Postman.

While as a mobile dev most of my usage were limited to api client kinda usage I did use it for debugging traffic and hence its intercepting features. Haven’t checked their landing page or the tool itself in a long time (or any coding for that matter) so not sure.

I hope they will allow me to download e-books that I uploaded through their upload site.

I do backups but better be safe than sorry.

> and tracking methods through mouse (without JS).

How?

Hovering can trigger network request

They are also not supported on iOS native apps. We use pdfs for vectors.