Mac Virtual Display is now available in three sizes: Normal, Wide, and Ultrawide.
Ultra-wide version of Mac Virtual Display is equivalent to having two physical 4K displays sitting side by side on a desk.
Finally available since this was originally mentioned when VisionOS 2 was released.
I have read all of them and I have watched almost all of the training videos mentioned and that, is the list I would give anybody who I would want to discourage from joining the field. The textbooks I mean COME ON. They are comprehensive and neatly academic but not pragmatic at all. There are playlists in youtube that would cut through all the unnecessary content and will get you building RAG systems in a couple of hours. Kudos to the Langchain team for all the content online.
I have never been a fan of buying stock given the 1/3 probability of making money (you only make money when your stock goes up and lose money when the particular stock has no movement or declines in value). In my opinion derivatives present a better alternative and I am particularly fond of stock options, which can be used for either speculation (bet on the performance of a company) or as a safety net on your long positions (like an insurance policy). With options you can make money when the market goes up, down or sideways based on your position. Something to consider, is that your exposure with stock options tends to be a fraction of what it would be if buying the underlying stock. Your exposure is limited (you can only lose as much money as you paid for the contracts) and your upside is "theoretically" unlimited.
If you are interested in learning about it. make sure to grab McMillan's "Option as an Strategic Investment"
http://www.amazon.com/Options-Strategic-Investment-Lawrence-...
Here's a list of relevant articles:
+ The Washington Post editorial - "NHTSA Report Clears up Mystery - and Hysteria - on Toyota Cars"
+ Harvard Business Review - "Toyota's Recall Crisis: What Have We Learned?"
+ Bloomberg BusinessWeek - "Toyota: The Media Owe You an Apology"
+ Automotive News "One Year Later: Let's Get Beyond Toyota Speed Scare"
+ Fortune "The Safety Police Go after Toyota Again"
The events that led Toyota to recall 10 million vehicles may go down in industrial history as the biggest mountain of a crisis ever made out of the smallest molehill of a technical glitch. We now have verifiable facts, rather than conclusions drawn by the media based on assumptions, innuendo and fear.
Finally available since this was originally mentioned when VisionOS 2 was released.