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With that logic every library ever created is now anachronism. Agent can just always code using standard library of the programming language.

You don't

Many software engineers in the bay area from abroad pursued Master's or Ph.D. degrees in the US to qualify for the additional 20,000 cap-exempt H-1B visa slots.

True, unless you're a surgeon.

Funny first thing I did was to search 'arm' and I got 1 result at the bottom of the page.

When will java sdk come out with latest changes from spec?

First time I heard about "AI-complete" and you mentioned it twice here.

I feel most of the comments here are from bots

> The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government’s proposal which includes the abolition of permanent residence permits for people in need of protection and people who have been long-term residents in Sweden, as well as their relatives.

>The proposal is one component of the efforts to adapt Sweden’s regulatory framework for the granting of international protection and asylum procedures to the minimum guarantees set out in EU law. The purpose of the adaptation is to create better conditions for integration and to reduce social exclusion by reducing asylum-related immigration.

Not all route for permanent residence. Only for asylum seekers. Employment or academic based route are still there it seems.

Nobody really uses the term in the Valley except probably C-level people talking to Wall street investors.

Then probably do not use 200. Instead, use 202 - accepted. Then return a state that says PENDING.

If clinics and hospitals do not bill 1k dollars each visit, 100k+ for a simple surgery, and pharmacy does not sell medicine 10x the price, US gov't do not need that much allocation for healthcare.

If you read his article he said he is from Google.

This reminds me of the april fools email from Richard Stallman to rewrite Emacs with Perl https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/gnuemacs.en.html

AI/ML

I am going to delete this in 5min because I also can't find any public sources about this.

-deleted- might be fake news

In Indonesia, many Javanese people traditionally have only one name. When they migrate to countries like Singapore, where a surname is required, they often use their given name as both their first and last name. As a result, you may see names such as Chandra Chandra or Supardi Supardi.

The greatest programmer who ever lived. Gifted with divine intellect.

Rust has left the building

Pretty common in the Philippines too

Swimming makes you stupid eh?