"not trying to make a political statement", but... Can we say, that Palestine is an enclosed space, considering its total land and sea blockade?

Oh, the irony

Ask yourself

1. How would you know the provider has violated the contract?

2. How could you prove it?

3. Why would OpenRouter take your side in this (unlike your example with OpenAI, you're not a signing party)?

4. How would OpenRouter enforce the contract after all three above are somehow resolved in your favor?

IANAL, but IMO it's all a legal theater.

EDIT: formatting

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¹ when they empower idiots who vibe features with no regard for tech debt

² in a long run when they are used without human oversight

³ even on trivial tasks when results can't be reliably verified (f.ex. tests coverage)

⁴ the above list is not exhaustive, but outlines main points which should be easily recoverable (by any person smarter than a house spider) from the context of discussions involving LLM sceptics.

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To answer your question "where" – take this as your home assignment. My message contains enough hints to come to the right answer.

"That's why for your safety we need a scan of your ID and your biometrics to let you use our best models"

> Mark this prediction it will happen

But this historically is a very strong predictor of a poor prediction

That's not what happened:

- there's a lot of UI code, so it's not a mere distribution for Mac, not even sure it qualifies as a port at this point

- also, the authors page states Letov as the first author

It's in fact a fork. And unless the original author is ok with that, you shouldn't advertise your fork under the original name.

There's no coordination.

From the fork's authors page

> Andrey Letov is a New York product leader and software engineer.

And then a long list of professional achievements follows.

He knows exactly what he's doing

I wouldn't try selling MacBooks to anyone. It's the worst popular device in terms of ergonomics, paired with OS that is incredibly hostile to developers and power users

Apologies for the edit in a separate comment. But the typo was so misleading, I decided to fix it.

No technical argument will fit with the mindset of an average dev preferring MacBook.

I don't know how relevant is the parent argument these days, but pfu see released HHKB with trackpoint. Even despite dropping their signature topre switches, I consider this one of the best purchases. My wrists can't thank me enough.

I won't consider a laptop without one.