Yes, but that 13% is massively leveraged. So it would significantly impact his ability to pay his loans that use those shares as collateral.

Why are you worried?

Alternatively, no ads and we can support it through donations or anti-oligarchy purchases like this shirt.

Ads open up a pandoras box of monetization of user data/traffic/clicks/links/additional engagement, etc.

It’s a dark, dark, dark road, and we’ve been down it dozens of times with tech giants. It never ends well.

Let’s stop having advertising be the way we fund pseudo-free services, and instead just give people options to donate or pay into it some other way. We need to end this reliance on advertising industry for revenue.

Ever

Shorts.

They don’t have a base of operations. They’re an idea, not an actual organization.

And that idea is full of stupid and hate.

We just built and deployed a fully functional AWS app for our team entirely written in AI. From the terraform, to the backing API, to the frontend Angular. All AI. I think AI is further along here than you suspect.

Can confirm. Am not a Scientist Fox.

It’s adorable that you think he’d be treated the same as some high school kids.

A lot of that isn’t known until nearly the last minute. Especially any of the hard metrics like mp/kwh, range, and especially any infotainment specifics.

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Hundreds.

100% correct.

When you work for a corporation, you are working for a dictatorship. You have the power to choose which dictatorship you’d like to work for, but you only have whatever power they let you have.

Power that can be snatched away any time of their choosing.

At most large companies, this isn’t too uncommon. Town Halls are not the same as town halls elected officials might stage.

The XHR requests are taking forever to load. This implies backend APIs are the culprit.

While this is an obvious/facepalm miss, the protective boot is not a part of the RJ45 specification and is not required for the cable to function in any way. It’s only there to protect the plastic tab from being bent/breaking too easily.

In a data center environment, that’s less of a concern, as it’s just more unnecessary waste/space taken up as well. Most cut the protective boot off or buy cables without, because that boot gets in the way of more than just this router design.

Again, while facepalmy, this isn’t as bad as it seems at first glance.

Llms are not built for accuracy. The more people that understand that the better.

Llms are designed to mimic human answers to questions, nothing more.

The fact that they happen to get things right half the time or more is a happy coincidence, not a function of the goal.

no?

As a Coloradoan, I approve of being sold to Denmark.

Also a reply so you can understand a bit how things typically work in FOSS projects.

There’s a democracy in healthy ones, but ultimately, there has to be someone at the top that has the final say. The project maintainer/main contributor. Someone who gets to be the tie breaker, or absolutely final authority on what does or doesn’t make it into a patch/version/etc.

This is extremely common, and generally healthy, in these kinds of ecosystems.