You're a gyro, Navneet.

High "productivity" productivity there.

Weirdly, the soon-to-be famous NYT headline "Did women ruin the workplace?" turned out to be true for BBC announcer Martine Croxall who used the word "women" without formal permission.

This is me right now. I have some stuff I want to make available as a package on PyPI. How do I do that? Write me a build.sh. What's the best way to document it? Can I arrange it so is a command? All absolutely well-known stuff that it can walk me through and do for me.

+1. The biggest boost to SQL developer productivity would be to permit trailing commas in the SELECT clause (as in python lists). Is there any database that does that? Don't think so.

Yes but Mr Carney is a "serious" person with "authority" and "standing". Apparently.

Actual British person? OK (and Canadian)
Remembers 1975? Yes.
But did not watch Are U Being Served. So no comment except when I go back I'm amazed how much WW2 is still part of the culture there, far more than here. Also please stop mentioning the 1966 World Cup.

Maybe (I'm not with them now and have no loyalty). I just meant that they reorganized the company around it and threw a bunch of money at it. So, did not see it as a bubble. Plus, I suspect they were driven by customers telling them "if you don't do it we'll get someone else".

Integrating frontier models into their applications and processes and corporate data, much of which lives in SAP systems. It's not "new LLMs" but it's a complex business and where the rubber hits the $ road for enterprises.

That seems an odd thing to say, in that I used to work for the biggest European software company (SAP) and they have been throwing everything at it for years now. Maybe you have something different in mind when you say "European tech people"?

Excellent

This strategy of "more runs" is intriguing. I hope they go with it.