The researchers employ confidential transaction-level data from a major US wine importer covering October 2018 through March 2022. These data include detailed purchase invoices from foreign suppliers and sales invoices to US distributors. The authors supplement this with Connecticut state price-posting data for distributor-to-retailer transactions and retail price data from e-commerce platform Wine-Searcher. They compare price changes for tariffed wines (still wines at or below 14 percent ABV) with price changes for a control group consisting of sparkling wines and still wines exceeding 14 percent ABV from producers selling only nontariffed products.
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i haven’t found an implementation of the first one. the second targets javascript and should be available in node/chromium at some point. running /(a+)*b$/.test("aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaba") in my browser console still makes the fans spin for 10 seconds, so i’m fairly sure it hasn’t shipped yet. without implementations and benchmarks to compare against, i can only comment on the theoretical differences.
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The open letter is the latest development in the saga between Anthropic and US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who threatened to label the company a “supply chain risk” if it did not agree to withdraw certain guardrails for classified work. The Pentagon has also been in talks with Google and OpenAI about using their models for classified work, with xAI coming on board earlier this week. The letter argues the government is "trying to divide each company with fear that the other will give in.”