Renewables and grid investments come from increased demand and money flowing into the industry..

The big problem I have is what's seeming to shape up in Texas; massive off-grid and on-site generation using fossil fuels. This pollutes and bypasses grid and renewable investment.

Also it's a good thing people were afforded more time to vote in case their buses weren't running.

It would be sad for a Bolsonaro voter to not be counted because some cheeky rapscallion stickered a bus.

Thank goodness both candidates sought extension and it was granted.

Court agreed, they didn't feel everyone had a chance to vote this time. Approved. Legal.

This seems hard for you to wrap your head around for some reason.

Prob same reason they are bad at novel system (meaning not copying an existing system or cargo culting patterns) design and organization. No concept of what it's like to deal with bad design.

When communicating verbally, through writing, or through design it's experience and cognitive empathy that leads to "good" communication.

And absolutely we know models themselves get bogged down with too much extraneous reducing accuracy.

This is reflected in classifier test suites.

Didn't Dario exclaim earlier in the year getting an LLM to simplify a design was like pulling teeth?

This fallacy is second to only every SME believing their jobs are going to be the jobs AI can't replace.

You have QA engineers chiming in about how "QA" isn't going anywhere.. On threads talking about code, tests, and PR reviews being completely automated.. PR reviews being a quality assurance activity..

Cancer deaths are going to sky rocket before this is all over.

Which they will happily do if you ask them "why" they did something. 100% they will give their best "well actually" impression.

DotNet, however, has it's own C# Brotli implementation.

AI isn't being asked to review the title, and it doesn't have experience or think, so of course it's not going to flag it.

No human reviews anything anymore so of course they aren't going to catch it.

Edit: AI for as good as it is at "writing" is terrible at writing and particularly at naming things. I had an AI name a client OpenAICompatibleEmbeddingClient. "Brooooo.. I think "compatible" is implied, who names stuff like that?!"

Also possible if it were more idiomatic C# it would have optimized it better. RyuJIT does in fact do BCE and other loop optimizations. It's improving a lot every year too.

The optimization paths from C# though Roslyn and RyuJIT probably don't start with C# written like it were C. Maybe iterating over Spans and slices would have optimized to fewer instructions than raw dogging nested for loops.