Dedicated Internet wires came much later, and then the dedicated phone lines were dropped as voip was better quality and cheaper compared to the dedicated lines.

While the phone still had a dedicated line it didn't actually need a power connection, as the power through the phone wire was sufficient.

While that's a related issue, it's something different to being centrist... Eg it's possible to create propaganda while being centrist, it just can't be left/right wing political.

That should be a few decades before the civil war in the USA about the same issue.

The US was actually pretty much the last Western civilization to abolish slavery from what I recall from history class.

I'm seriously surprised he got as much traction as he did with those projects.

Beads was mostly fine at the beginning, but gastown was just a complete jank-stival

It almost never actually worked. The getting started never got you a project which was correctly configured - and if you did try to fix it... Well, it stopped working a few hours to days later when another vibe delivery crashed the party

Also, just keeping it open on idle - with no interactions - churned through the $100 subscription 5 hour session within roughly 2 hours. Just to reiterate: with no interactions beyond having the mayor open

I dimly remember someone mentioning that he used the users sessions to work on gastown itself. Dunno if that was true or fake news as that was just a random commentors claim - and I already moved on from that experiment by the time I read that.

That alone is already a $400+ upcharge that apple is currently not leveraging

Tanstack is just an alternative layer ontop of react or solidjs. You're fundamentally still using them. It's just a diffent implementation for eg routing or state management.

So no, none of those could be considered fotm like the grand parent insinuated.

And that's ignoring how both tanstack and htmx are also over 5 yrs old, respectively. Even under these names.

It's likely gonna take a decade or so for things to become obvious to everyone, just like it took a decade for people to understand the cost of eg. Facebook

Their impact would be felt across the whole market by their sheer valuation - even if you tried to exclude them specifically.

So yeah, if eg ai crashed and took Nvidia, meta, goog or MS for the ride... You'd have massive impacts all across the board, even if you specifically tried to exclude them from your index, just because of how gigantic it's share on the economy is.

But this is purely theoretical. It can only be considered an opinion until something actually happens - because the market has never been in a situation like this before - no matter what some people may claim.

He just didn't take to heart that the market can stay irrational for longer then he could stay solvent.

Both Tesla and Nvidia valuations are irrational from a market perspective. Doesn't mean they'll crash within the next months or even years, but it wouldn't be surprising if they did

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You're not using that, neither in the past from what I can tell, nor in this comment.

You're just using a hyphen/minus instead of a colon, that's not an llm-ism

There never was.

There were just a few people profiting from ads trying to gaslight you into believing there was.

I got news for you: that hasn't been the case in 10 yrs now. It's no longer 2010 in case you didn't notice.

Seriously, react, emberjs angular, vuejs etc - they're all essentially the same age at this point.

This can end with more then a termination - as in being literally liable/on the hook for serious contract violations.

So ymmv, you may want to take care with such an approach

I've always called them exit hatches, entirely unrelated to llms...

Now I wonder if I need to reword the docs... But realistically speaking, llms are the only readers of them nowadays, so I guess it doesn't matter.

The comment you responded to did not have those.

Fwiw, the article we're commenting on was likely not LLM written. The sentence structure is too convoluted, no LLM would've generated it like that - unless very carefully prompted ... But at that point it's no longer pure AI slop (imo).

So I feel like that's exactly the right metric and the way to track it wrt hallucinations.