Always seems to go wrong. Like spraying water on a forest fire with a straw.

That can be bad luck, but taken as a whole, many recruiters and/or hiring managers are going to pass over this resume.

I'm struggling to think of one that's refused in my experience.

So the prediction sounds right? The Republicans have burnt the youth vote pretty badly and have never really recovered.

Do you think they will?

I'm not sure if that happened here but these are a few reasons you might see an impact on children.

Since we don't, it probably isn't happening.

And I think agree with your point, "correct in a wrong way"? Yeah, everything as a POST is wrong, but it is less wrong and more clear to just ignore REST because the assumptions are broken so often it just makes it more complicated.

Just POST everything and make it clear in the URI + bodies what is happening.

[1]whether it is 10x in size, or maybe running 10x the models to have things like judges etc.

To your point, that isn't without problems, but it certainly isn't novel. It is very standard and boring.

I would bet this is pure marketing speak and there really isn't anything special here. "Follow this flight plan and do so within this flight envelope" is pretty straightforward?

Sounds like RealID has other options for proving identity for non-citizens?

A pittance frankly. Something that could easily be covered by oh I dunno, let's call it a National Science Foundation who's in charge of subsidizing important basic research for a nation's interests.

Anywho, when the market is trillions (and of potential nation state concern), it is pretty inconsequential and very much worthwhile.

Aside, I think your scale is a bit off, I think Moonshot has raised $5B and potentially they get other breaks from China, not sure. So to produce something like SOTA takes billions, not tens of millions. I'd still argue it is worthwhile to subsidize and invest in open versions, imagine spending $5B to unlocking a few percentage point increases in your country's productivity.

I think this is typical of a lot of similar-ish businesses. Restaurants, bowling alleys, movie theaters, all run on high margin alcohol (or concessions) and make very little profit on the primary business.

Most auth companies are playing in this space, some are trying to own the spec, like WorkOS, some are working more closely with standards bodies.

I, like the other commentator, am of the opinion that 90% of the problem space is solved with OAuth and the remainder will be worked out over the next few years as we see how autonomous agents evolve.