I can deal with the responsibility of a leaky roof. I can't deal with another year of No Dogs Allowed.
> But the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit said the FTC erred in its rulemaking process by failing to produce a preliminary regulatory analysis, a statutory requirement for rules whose annual effect on the national economy would exceed $100 million.
> The FTC had argued that it was not required to prepare the preliminary analysis because its initial estimate of the rule’s impact on the national economy was under the $100 million threshold — even though ultimately the presiding officer determined the impact exceeded the threshold.
This is a case where congress really did pass a concrete law, and the court is requiring the FTC to follow it. Sucks that a reasonable rule is getting voided for the sloppiness but I really don't think the courts are indefensibly out of line.
[1] https://thehill.com/policy/technology/5390731-appeals-court-...
Has this been fixed? Does the vscode Claude Code plugin retain prompts more reliably?
The new software world is the massive amount of code that will be burped out by these agents, and it should quickly dwarf the human output.
Software is a world in motion. Software 1.0 was animated by developers pushing it around. Software 3.0 is additionally animated by AI agents.