Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't legal regulations around monopolistic behavior kind of mandate that?

There are some investigations starting about this but no rulings yet.

Restate is directly inspired by Temporal.

Disclaimer: I am a co-founder of Restate and might be biased.

Restate's spiritual father is Stateful Functions (https://nightlies.apache.org/flink/flink-statefun-docs-maste...) a library for event driven applications built on top of Apache Flink. If you want to learn more about why we started building Restate, I recommend this excellent blog post https://restate.dev/blog/why-we-built-restate.

I understand that Restate and Temporal look similar from a superficial perspective but Restate is not only a durable execution engine but a durable runtime that also provides consistent state and reliable communication. These are the building blocks to build reliable agents and applications w/o having to fit them into a workflow-activity like model. If you want to learn more about how Temporal differs from Restate, check out https://restate.dev/vs/temporal.

I use good ol example.org

I think it's context dependent. An entire technical design doc? Trivially easy to identify the ones that heavily used AI, they're horrible, and they are written in a way that no human would write them. And they tend to contain way too many tables and redundancies.

Comment text on reddit or something though? That will be a lot harder

I don't think any of those are readable without the context of your message.

Yeah - spell checking has been on device for literal decades.

The copyright issue is an important one. Under the current law, you don’t own copyright on the output of GenAI.

They also often include external square footage like balconies which warp it.

What's the range on bluetooth? If I can reach someone via bluetooth, can't I also just talk to them? Or is it longer than I realize?

It's really not very far, maybe 15 meters.

I'm actually super annoyed that popular devices no longer show bluetooth signal strength at all... it's completely absent from the UI.

Impossible to know how well connected my headphones are when I keep hearing popping or distortion... you need special apps to realise how weak the connection actually is (and how absurdly busy the environment is: there are so many bluetooth devices around us.. it's crazy!)

I have smartphone in pants pocket and bluetooth headphones cut off all the time if that's any indication of how good it is.

Never had my headphones drop off

If I put my phone in my right pocket the bluetooth module on the left side of my helmet will disconnect when I turn my motorcycle to the left

I wonder if one side I very low power emitter designed to connect to the other head-side unit, presumably designed to connect to your device. Some bt headphones are designed with a weak unit and strong unit.

There is no left or right side to the helmet unit; the entire unit is on the left side of the helmet (right hand operates the bike's throttle, so the left hand is the free hand to operate the unit).

The Dyson Supersonic?

$400!?

Pretty common to find at $300 on sale or whatnot.

People love it.