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you need a very high tax at the start, and a huge discount for it to be interesting, since raising children is a big time and money sink.


> racial quotas across Chinese, Malay, Indian, in each block of public housing

Singapore is hella small, even Tokyo is bigger. Singapore population is also dense, diverse and it's not surprising they need to plan first before something bad happen


if that's the theory people won't keep using 4.6. Personally I've felt the nerf for 4.8, when 5.0 is (near) launching. And my theory of a model being nerfed several days / weeks after launching has to do with the number of users. At launch there won't be too many users so the computing power per user is huge. As time goes, users and agent has been adjusted to newer model, the computing power per person gets reduced


subagent perhaps? afaik subagent by default uses sonnet and perhaps the 5.5 uses different permission definition


IMO because usually the ones that use Oracle are usually slow at changing, usually risk-averse, CYA culture and big bureaucracy.


moreover there is not a black and white "code you can read" and "code you cannot read", there is a spectrum between. In this era, IMO if you know which module do what kind of function it should be enough, you don't need to have deep understanding of the file.


people underestimated the effect of jokes / stigma of media to a brand. There is non-zero chance that adults will associate the game with ikea brand and harm the brand image.


And bullying the little guys also harms their brand image, or at least should.


others have said KYC but the main reason is to keep the local currency flow domestically and to prevent money laundering.


Japan is amazing in some places, that you can order with a tablet apps then you pick up your food yourself when it arrived. Very minimum interaction and employees needed.


If I go to a restaurant and it’s all handled through a tablet I leave. I can get that treatment at the airport.


It's good for some neurodivergent people.

Overly-solicitous hospitality staff can make me tense.

At the far end of the scale are bathroom attendants who want to help me wash/dry/moisture my hands after using the facilities.


Or the sales staff in the fancier retail stores that after I tell them I'm just looking around, will proceed to stand behind me and stare at me.

Maybe they judge me too poor for their products and it's an attempt to get me to leave...

>At the far end of the scale are bathroom attendants who want to help me wash/dry/moisture my hands after using the facilities.

I've never ran into these and I hope I never will.


You can order drinks at a bar and on an airplane, what's your point? Do you go out to eat specifically to talk to cashiers? If i want fine dining, being served is part of the experience. But if I want a good bowl of ramen, I can't see how using a tablet is some sort of deal breaking issue. What vital experience do you get giving a regular food order to a cashier?


Microsoft's school of naming versions, windows (95->98->xp->vista->seven->8...) and xbox (360, one, series x)


Don't worry, Microsoft has addressed their naming difficulties by determining that everything they ever make will now be called CoPilot.


They tried for a while to call everything .NET


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