Japanese Americans have a slightly higher life expectancy in the US (87 years) vs Japanese living in Japan (85 years).

You still need the same FDA approval and process to sell it in the US

Cost cut them. You think the administration won't take a bribe at that point?

> did not obey the API design of the main project

If they're handing you broken code call them out on it. Say this doesn't do what it says it does, did you want me to create a story for redoing all this work?

There's 2 axes on the political spectrum. Economic and Social axes. Liberal and Conservative is one dimension (Economic) and Authoritarian and Libertarian is another dimension (Social).

In the US both the Democratic Party (Liberal) and Republican Party (Conservatives) are considered Authoritarian on this 2 dimensional graph.

Milei claims to be a Conservative Libertarian so, in theory, he should be opposed to this. We'll see what he actually does.

There are almost infinite axes. We can do a principal component analysis to find the most important 2.

This is missing a lot of data. Companies that I know for a fact are doing mass tech layoffs are not listed here.

Then please do add your data through the submission form.

I'm sure some underreporting occurs, but what evidence is there that underreporting is worse this year than last year or the year before?

Huh? I don't see a login. All the code examples and set up instructions are available to anyone visiting the page.

It's in the Quickstart article here:

https://codespeak.dev/blog/greenfield-project-tutorial-20260...

The rich don't tend to have much income to tax (proportionally). The bulk of their wealth increase per year comes from capital gains.

Washington also has a capital gains tax now, 7% on long-term capital gains above $270k, and 9.9% on gains above $1 million, exempting real estate and retirement accounts.

I could be wrong but I think we crossed the 1 billion parameter threshold in 2019. I'm not sure we had this ability for decades.

They mean with traditional hard computation, not LLM magic.

We definitely need better COL but I'm not convinced it's is the main factor for low birth rates as most countries living in poverty have very high birth rates. I think its a cultural difference that values earlier marriage and heavy family involvement in raising children which, the latter, reduces the stress of having to parent by yourself.

I think there’s a middle ground where in the US many people would be having kids around 30 if they could afford it. Our recent past reflects that. Even the number of kids have been reduced as the cost has become too high, so it’s not parenthood or responsibility alone people are avoiding. Comparing to poverty situations introduces a whole plethora of variables. Kids are seen more as assets than liabilities, as they will care for you in old age and/or can contribute to the household after the first dozen or so years. This is not really a comparison to the rich nations.

Try focusing on doing for other people. Volunteering, joining your local religious group, random acts of kindness. This will give your life meaning and help you find wholesome and healthy relationships.