https://imgur.com/a/jL8lfZ1

Edit: I should add I often want to keep one or two reference chats, so the "nuke all chats" button doesn't work for me.

I have deployed LLM-based NPCs in production for a reasonably popular game (100k DAU), so this is news to me.

Clearly you feel you've made yours, so what are you doing differently now to what you did before?

> It's really important to me you make sensible decisions here, and don't bother me with the small stuff. I want a plant-watering app me and my wife can share, that shows who watered which plants in our house. I'll deploy this on my home server with Coolify. The app should be attractive, work both on desktop and mobile. We have a bunch of cases where we have multiples of one plant type. We'll need separate users, but don't go overboard with auth. I want to impress her, so let's lean on the side of more rather than fewer, features, but I don't really wanna run anything that won't just fit in a single container with some persistent storage. We're the only two users who'll ever actually give this a go. Visually attractive is important to me.

Hard to respond to this with anything other than "no, you're wrong".

This whole story is about Nasdaq (company) specifically dangling inclusion into the Nasdaq-100 (index) as a means to get SpaceX to list on the Nasdaq (market). They're uniquely able to do this by owning a market and also an index that people care about.

NYSE couldn’t really do this because its own indices don’t matter much. FTSE Russell could theoretically make FTSE 100 inclusion easier to help attract a company to list on the London Stock Exchange, but SpaceX choosing London as its primary market would be odd. S&P Dow Jones Indices has no equivalent incentive, because it doesn’t own a listing venue; its main asset is the credibility of the S&P 500.

In all, this entire story has been about Nasdaq specifically being willing to weaken their index rules in order to attract SpaceX to their market.

The US has generous social assistance, just less of it than some European countries. It has unions more powerful than many European countries. Meanwhile the most popular Dem-aligned politician in the US has recently introduced a bill to partly nationalise AI companies.

> You can’t have it both ways

You’re responding to my first comment in this thread