

Hmmm. I wonder what Amazons LLMs are trained on.


You can ask deepseek detailed questions about Harry Potter books and it responds intelligently with (almost) quotes from the book.
Ask chatGPT and it will respond to questions but denys it has read any book.


Dude, building are pretty hard.


I’m not sure how true that is. For example, Exxon don’t want to go back into Venezuela.


Because the US is a corporatocracy. Red or Blue, corporate donors win.


But you wrote the bulk of the code 2 years ago? If so you know 90% of the manual.


What you are doing is the coding equivalent of not reading the manual on a new appliance. It will work, but you will get surprised. Probably not in a good way.


Massive water use
Huge electricity demand — electrcity network upgrades, increased electricity prices for all. Constant demand 24/7.
Combined means higher utility bills for local households
Pollution risk — Backup generators and construction equipment
Noise pollution, 24/7 — Constant hum from cooling systems and periodic backup generator tests.
Industrial look & feel — Large, windowless warehouse buildings clash with residential or rural aesthetics,
Traffic & construction disruption —
Limited long-term jobs — very few local long-term positions are created.
Tax incentives - Benefit companies, not locals.
Property value decrease.
Lack of transparency - deals made behind closed doors. Compute could be used for war crimes.
The call is coming from inside the house.


And salt. Watch Gordon Ramsey season every single step.


your biggest problem here is simply time management and finding a willing partner.
Can I progress on a diet of 95% bouldering and indoor centres?


Let’s say I learn CAD.
What do I do to make it more than a trinket printer.
Why should I get a printer.
Should I skip the owning part and just use commercial 3d print shops?


used as an external internet
It seems to send messages p2p, not provide broad web access.


Ironically I’ve just uninstalled the guardian app because it wouldn’t let me circumvent the number of articles I could read per month.


Oh. So it should be called Onesync?
I’m saying that case by case, person by person there are alternatives (software and/or processes). E.g.
If you want features A,B,C then use alternative X
If you want features C,D,E then use alternative Y
If you want features A,D,F then use alternative Z
But if your team needs A,B,C,D,E & F then we come to your point that there is no alternative.
I just didn’t want people reading this thread to automatically jump to the “must use excel” conclusion.
There are lots of Excel alternatives.
There is nothing that matches every single feature of excel in 2026.
Peanut butter and jelly.
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