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IT	気になる、記になる…	Apple、特許紛争により米国で｢Apple Watch Ultra 2｣と｢Apple Watch Series 9｣の販売を一時停止へ	https://taisy0.com/2023/12/19/180709.html	apple,applewatchseries,applewatchultra	2023-12-18 15:51:59
Program	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	JS の for await...of の使いどころ	https://qiita.com/ryokkkke/items/be4fb930829b676ec17e	await,forawaitof,tconstitemofasyncitemsfor	2023-12-19 00:05:53
Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	re:Invent2023でJAMに挑んだらぼこぼこにされた話	https://qiita.com/hiradai/items/04235bc9049ff675fd0c	reinvent,awsjrchampionadventca,japan	2023-12-19 00:59:53
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	[新機能]dbt Explorerで実行されたModelのパフォーマンスとdbt projectに対する推奨事項の確認ができるようになりました	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/dbt-explorer-performance-and-recommendations/	dbtadventcalendar,dbtexplorer,dbtproject	2023-12-18 15:51:00
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	Security Command Center 検出結果のメール通知を Application Integration で構成する	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/scc-mail-alert/	securitycommandcenter,applicationintegration,cloud	2023-12-18 15:30:29
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	EC2 Auto Scaling で削除されたインスタンスの内部ログを調査する方法を教えてください	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/tsnote-how-to-investigate-ec2-logs-terminated-by-auto-scaling/	ecautoscaling,endaradventcalendarqiita,tech	2023-12-18 15:00:55
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Adobe gives up on $20 billion acquisition of Figma	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1991739	Competition probes in the EU and UK made regulatory approval dicey	2023-12-18 15:35:31
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Eve launches new Matter devices for your smart home ahead of CES	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/18/eve-launches-new-matter-devices-for-your-smart-home-ahead-of-ces?utm_medium=rss	Eve is finishing with a trio of new smart home products that continue to embrace the HomeKit compatible Matter standard including an updated version of an old favorite Eve s new Matter productsMunich based Eve Systems on Monday took the wraps off of three new smart devices A new in wall outlet new smart blinds and an updated version the Eve Light Switch Read more	2023-12-18 15:26:51
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	An Apple Watch ban is about to take effect, grab the best deals now	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/18/an-apple-watch-ban-is-about-to-take-effect-grab-the-best-deals-now?utm_medium=rss	Apple will be pausing Apple Watch Series and Ultra sales in the U S starting Dec via its online and physical stores Here s where to get the best deals right now before the import ban takes effect A pause in Apple Watch sales is set to begin on December via the online Apple Store with physical Apple Store locations halting sales after December This is in order to comply with an ITC ruling in the patent infringement dispute with Masimo For shoppers looking for a last minute Christmas gift or simply want to score a fantastic deal on a current model we ve rounded up where to grab the steepest discounts on a variety of Apple Watch styles Read more	2023-12-18 15:19:59
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	iOS 17.2 released, HomeKit routers, and sleep sensors, on the HomeKit Insider Podcast	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/18/ios-172-released-homekit-routers-and-sleep-sensors-on-the-homekit-insider-podcast?utm_medium=rss	On this week s episode of the HomeKit Insider podcast your hosts goes through the latest smart home news go hands on with the new Eve Play and talk about the new iOS release HomeKit InsiderAqara released a new software update this week adding new functionality to its FP presence sensor It can now act as a sleep monitor when mounted above your bed Read more	2023-12-18 15:06:24
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple will pause U.S. Apple Watch sales starting December 21	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/12/18/apple-will-pause-us-apple-watch-sales-starting-december-21?utm_medium=rss	Apple will be stopping sales of the Apple Watch in the United States in order to comply with an ITC ruling in its patent infringement dispute with Masimo With the Apple Watch import ban in the United States set to start from Christmas Day Apple is bracing itself for the ban being upheld by the Biden administration Confirmed to AppleInsider it is putting a hold on sales of its newest models from December from the online Apple Store For Apple Stores sales of the Apple Watch Series and Apple Watch Ultra will stop after December Read more	2023-12-18 15:03:19
海外TECH	Engadget	2023 was the year the economics of tech caught up with reality	https://www.engadget.com/2023-was-the-year-the-economics-of-tech-caught-up-with-reality-153052312.html?src=rss	As a precocious teen looking to improve my college application I sat in on a business studies class I figured taking two extra A Levels at night school alongside those I took during the day would make me irresistible to admissions tutors The class I watched examined if it was worth a large factory keeping its own trucks and drivers in house rather than outsourcing them The data showed selling the trucks and firing the workers was more expensive in the long run and yoked the company to the whims of any third party logistics company in the local area Not to mention if you don t own a mission critical component of your business you re a lot less powerful when negotiating with your suppliers But the teacher and the class all agreed it was smart to sell it all because it made a bigger profit in the quarter and was cheaper for the next two years These people had never considered if something bad would happen and how to prepare for it It was at this point I realized my values were out of step with the commercial orthodoxy and opted not to take the course I mention this because I ve always thought the people in the tech industry with all the money are probably halfway savvy about how All Of This Is Meant To Work I d told myself that what to me appeared illogical and self defeating was because they were playing a game of six dimensional chess on a board I was too dim to see Unless of course the economics of our industry are so unmoored from reality that everyone s just pretending or deluding themselves And more than a decade of cheap money and lax regulation means everyone s behaved a little bit sillier than they should have Now the lights are coming up and everyone s looking to see what s actually going on there s nowhere for these apparently smart people to hide It s stopped making sense for investorsUCG via Getty ImagesThe Silicon Valley mindset is easy to grasp If you re lucky enough to have spare cash put a small bit of it behind some kids with a big idea All it takes is for one of those bets emphasis on the word bet to win and you ll get a slice of some pretty big profits In an era where zero interest rate policies mean it s almost free to rack up extraordinary debt it s a better route than heading to Las Vegas with your k Not to mention the special cachet and attention you can garner by presenting yourself to the world as a guru But you might have noticed that a lot of high profile bets haven t been coming off of late wasting a lot of cash in the process Take WeWork which this year filed for Chapter after working its way through billion since What logic can we apply to its main backer Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son to justify him burning the GDP of Jamaica on such a venture Especially when Regus which performs the same decidedly un techy role of renting temporary office space owns its properties and makes a small but regular profit every non COVID year was available to buy outright for a fraction of the cost How did this amount of money pass from one company to another without any sort of internal or external oversight And why did he think that WeWork s nicer interior design and a beer tap on every floor was such a big draw The only theory that holds water is that Son was so blindsided by promises of vast future profits from office rental that he lost any sense of self restraint That mix of cheap credit and the promise of unbelievable future returns can be applied across the tech industry too It might help explain why the cost of streaming has leapt so high while the catalogs available have shrunk The studios weren t hurting for profit in the days before Netflix but the fact it was valued like a tech company enabled it to rack up huge debts That led plenty of studios to leap onto the bandwagon in the hope of getting some of that mythical profit In the early days the hope was that the sheer number of people paying for content would balance out the low cost But now growth has stalled and there s still billion of debt plus an audience with an ever increasing desire for new content It s stopped making sense for consumersMario Tama via Getty ImagesThe debt swinging around Netflix s neck and the necks of those who followed it into the streaming world save for Amazon Apple and Warner Bros is directly related to this gold rush And it ll need to be paid off to the investors and banks who handed over billions of dollars in expectation of vast rewards further down the line Which is why the cost of a standard Netflix subscription has pretty much doubled since with Premium plans now costing a month Given the scattershot nature of streaming libraries and the fact Netflix can t be your sole source of entertainment most consumers have more than one subscription going at the same time That s been fine more or less while times are good so what happens when the world s economies all start to slow down and you re looking to make room in your monthly budget It s worth remembering new technologies are expensive both in cost and how much time and effort you spend to get to grips with them But while technology has had some world changing hits in the past personal computing the internet smartphones and uh social media it s been a while since we ve had anything that big But the industry can t help but keep hyping the next big thing even if it s obvious to anyone with eyes that it s not going to be a winner We re at the peak of the hype cycle for machine learning which its boosters tell us will automate us all into obsolescence in a decade or so The problem is whenever you actually sit and try to use a generative AI the results are underwhelming so great is the gap between the promise and the reality Take Google s new AI which managed to give fake answers to spreadsheet level questions like who won an Academy Award last year You can already see the itchy feet of those hoping the Humane Pin will be the Next Big Thing despite its risible introduction video Consumers lose out here not just because of these expensive boondoggles but because they suck up all the oxygen from everything else Many of these technologies were designed not to solve real world problems of which we have plenty but to dazzle investors placate Wall Street and dupe credulous buyers It doesn t help that generative AI like crypto before it uses a significant amount more energy than it should exacerbating climate change Sadly when all the attention and money shifts to the next thing we ll all be poorer for it both for the folks who were duped into reading machine written articles about the importance of volleyball and the folks who got laid off because some genius thought GPT would do a better job without oversight It s stopped making sense for workersEmbracer Group is a Swedish game publisher that loaded up on debt to buy every small studio and IP it could get its hands on In CEO Lars Wingefors told GamesIndustry his company would eschew a fewer bigger better strategy in favor of a diversified lineup In it said it had access to more than billion in cash and credit to continue its spending spree bankrolling a slew of newer smaller titles That included reviving TimeSplitters developer Free Radical to start work on a new game in the long dormant cult series Two years after that the company admitted that a deal worth billion in revenue over six years had fallen apart and that it would have to cut costs Free Radical has now been closed putting the last two years worth of work on the shelf and close to people across Embracer have lost their jobs Across the industry countless jobs have been lost as even profitable companies look to trim their headcount Spotify CEO Daniel Ek even said the quiet part out loud when admitting the company took advantage of the opportunity presented by lower cost capital to staff up Now that the economic situation has shifted and money isn t as cheap as it used to be the company is letting people go less than a month before the holidays Big names who have also trod the same path this year include deep breath Amazon multiple times ByteDance LinkedIn twice Epic Games Lyft Metabook Dell Google and Microsoft Reality s going to hit us in the face like a shovelkrisanapong detraphiphat via Getty ImagesWhen I was a kid a relative worked for a company that made and sold slot machines for adult gambling I must have been when he came over and set up a game where he gave me a pound in p pieces which I could wager on the outcome of a deck of cards He d rigged the game so that despite all of the pledges to double my cash as my funds shrunk I d wipe out It was a valuable lesson in why it s not a smart idea to gamble your money given by someone who saw it up close and personal every day The other lesson he taught me was the vow of gratitude he would utter often which was doubly amusing given his atheism Whenever there was a bad story in the news or a tale of corporate woe closer to home he d say there but for the grace of God go I Because he knew that so much of what happens in our lives is governed by chance so it s pointless to claim it was wisdom We should always remember that none of us are untouchable and that the worst phrase in the English language is what could possibly go wrong It s just a shame that so many of the supposed great minds in the technology industry didn t get the chance to learn this lesson when they were young enough to appreciate it Wikipedia hardly a symbol of partisanship has gone studs in on Son At the time of writing his biography says his reputation as an investor rests almost solely on his million initial investment in Alibaba Group in Given the rest of his track record and the fact he is presently in debt to his own company to the tune of several billion ouch I do wonder how many of its backers who spend their days worrying about Roko s Basilisk have thought about how they ll be treated by the million or so people suddenly forced into serfdom Warner Bros malaise is more directly related to the debt tied to the various buyouts and sales that has seen it shifted from one corporate parent to another Not that the streaming wars has helped here but it s fair to say that its problems are a different realm to those of its peers This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-12-18 15:30:52