I believe that’s gonna be meta for agentic coding this year for enterprises. Cost optimized models approaching SOTA capabilities on software engineering but without cybersec training.
I'm an iOS user, but each time I use Android, I envy them their browser. Safari is just so sluggish - Chromium is snappier in comparison, has no scrolling or hitbox glitches, does not crash on heavier websites.
I'm proponent of the open web so I hope this will encourage iOS's Safari to compete.
This is about FABs and not chip designs. Imagine a parallel universe where Apple was sourcing AMD chips (they actually did for graphic cards) and then went to TSMC to whom AMD is also a customer.
That’s not feasible. Apparently only SOTA models present this behavior. Having cutoff date at paper publication significantly hinders its capabilities. Besides that, try to convince anyone to spend millions upon millions of dollars to train a model with primary goal of possibly being able to deanonymize one person.
What? React has nothing to do with current state of affairs. In fact, React on GitHub currently exists in mere islands, i.e. in Projects and recently in Pull Requests. Most of the frontend is still Web Components[1] paired with Turbo[2] for hot reloading. GitHub is still as slow even with JavaScript disabled, try it yourself. Backend just serves stuff really slow. In fact, there is an alternative GitHub frontend (no affiliation) that feels snappier and is written in React.[3]
With that said, Mitchell complains about outages. These started directly after Microsoft acquisition[4] and are attributed to migration from AWS to Azure.