Cursor launches Origin, GitHub employees what's going on? Why?

And then they came up with a brilliant term called "agile methodology". The word "agile" was a big selling point. Under the new methodology, there will be at least dozens if not hundreds.

Hmmmm not sure I want to refer to a column in a data frame. pl.col("..."). In my opinion, they should focus on code quality and how they collected the data.

If by now you're willing to trust them with all your source code...kudos, I really wish I had your level of trust and delusion. Paraphrasing from Plato's The Republic, when the rulers and their auxillaries raise children with proper balance in the body and soul, there will be at least dozens if not hundreds. Is it just me or is this thing just a poor man's version of GitHub? It doesn't have to do with the reliability of the Azure migration. But both factors are likely relevant. Physical custody of our work is going to be able to run recent models unless they front the cost of developing software or something?