we just build the database, commit it to a container (without volumes attached), and programmatically stop and restart the container per test class (testcontainers.org). the overhead is < 5 seconds and our application recovers to the reset database state seamlessly. it's been awesome.
> - there's a lot to sift through and it's likely even the government couldn't sift through all of them to make sure their friends weren't mentioned somewhere.
if only there were some kind of universal summary engine that never gets tired and is essentially free.
> Kroger said on Tuesday that its decision to close the three robotic facilities, along with other adjustments to its e-commerce operations, would provide a $400 million boost as it looks to improve e-commerce profitability.
Amazing that both opening and subsequently closing the facilities could provide a boost to profitability.
> So they’ll need to tread very, very carefully to introduce it without alienating customers.
I'm certain the ads will be introduced in an easily identifiable and ignorable way. People will acclimate, user behavior will be analyzed, and over time the dial will ever so slowly be turned up to optimize for draining as much attention and money from the consumer as possible.
You'll just need to run a small local model to filter out the ads. And they just become another one of those silly arms races between the ad makers and the ad blockers and we all burn more electricity.
Blockchain the the internet seem to have stabilized. The internet as fast video capable links between computers, blockchain as a tech for speculation, gambling and some criminal stuff. AI has not and is still on the exponential bit of the S curve.
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