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danaw
5mo ago
i'd say it really depends on the website you're building and what you define as "using javascript" are you comparing fully client rendering vs SSR without client JS at all? are you building a marketing site or a dashboar
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danaw
5mo ago
OP is right. a quick google (hehe) shows you they require it as of 2024.
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5mo ago
this is such a classic, well trodden propaganda tool i'm surprised anyone here falls for it. tell the public about an incredibly advanced piece of tech that simultaneously justifies the $1 trillion+ military budget, makes people fear t
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danaw
5mo ago
i'll take that bet
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danaw
5mo ago
as we know from tesla none of these claims will actually come to fruition once these reach customers
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danaw
5mo ago
so you have massive batteries just sitting on chargers waiting for the next truck to come by? seems expensive
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danaw
5mo ago
big branding fail not using "gigacharger"
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danaw
5mo ago
devils advocate with no skin in the game: they're not taking any money, just "pledges". if it were a scam why not take a "pledge fee" of some kind?
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danaw
5mo ago
because airplanes, routes, employees, pilots etc arent exactly easy to come by without a whole lot more time and capital expenditure
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danaw
5mo ago
assuming it's an llm site, the implication here is some action needs to be taken before private equity buys it for scraps (inferred from the homepage copy) whether it's an llm, a template or bespoke made from bytecode doesn't
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5mo ago
co-op: one member, one vote. members elect leadership with standard term limits. emphasis on services, price and patron returns. dividend according to use not capital investment. members have direct engagement in financials. public compani
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danaw
5mo ago
also a great way to raise money on abstract and impossible promises, musks specialty
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danaw
5mo ago
yeah market models are working so great everywhere else...
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danaw
5mo ago
if you mean novel bugs than probably at the next app update
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5mo ago
i assume this also includes their self driving vehicle research and trucking, not just their consumer mobile app dev
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danaw
5mo ago
you're missing their point; LLM use is often a part of your evaluation at some of these larger companies and they expect you to use them heavily or you will get a lashing
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danaw
5mo ago
funny claude let this file through to production, i thought it was safe to rely on llms for everything now? /s
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danaw
5mo ago
i wouldn't be surprised if we see class action lawsuits from this given it's so easily reproducible by so many
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danaw
6mo ago
i love how in your world view there it's only free markets or government dictatorship. if you were an llm, your bias would be quite clear.
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6mo ago
how many tax dollars go to roads and bridges just for cars?
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6mo ago
how many people can fit in a bus compared to a car?
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danaw
6mo ago
try it again while calculating infrastructure and road costs for 262mm uber/lyft rides
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danaw
6mo ago
now let's open source all healthcare systems so we can at least collectively improve these things rather than trusting companies like oracle to be good faith actors with equally acceptable security
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6mo ago
ed can be verbose and he can be exaggerated but it's funny to claim that he doesn't come with receipts when his last two articles exhaustively go over the many signs of financial deceptions and other pricing issues that signal man
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6mo ago
arguing that the reason youtube is succeeding is because of video hosting costs is hilariously misguided. the content and creators are the only competitive advantage they have. there are MANY video hosting platforms out there but they just
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6mo ago
crazy idea but how about we force them to become a public entity since their entire product is built on our stolen IP?
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6mo ago
a 2-3x pricing increase will also lose them customers and still they're likely to be bleeding cash like a stuck pig
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6mo ago
i feel a lot are missing the point here of identifying the "why" in why you want to build a project. do you want to learn a new skill? do you want to scratch a very specific personal itch for just yourself? do you want to solve pr
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danaw
6mo ago
most batteries can last 10+ years
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danaw
6mo ago
hate to break it to you but Oracle now owns Cerner too :)
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