That sounds pretty cool!

For pure data this is way harder.

The trick here is that the website can react to crawling activity.

These aren't llms, so no.

Gosh I totally aggree! The amount of discussions I had about this is staggering.

From both sides. Devs who didn't understand what a unit-test actually is and devs who thought if they have unittests that they must have perfect functionality.

You should definitely look at how your time related code works and not trust the libraries.

Because most of the time your assumptions about how your library works will be wrong. And the rest of the time your library will be riddled with bugs.

Don't worry, Google is still just investing barely more than what they have too much quarter over quarter.

But that in itself is an outdated idiom. A car has engine power.

To update replace all with car.

Dont look under the hood of a gift car.

Buckle up.

Hold your engine.

Get out of your limousine.

Turn the key on a drowned engine.

True. However the determinisim behind a compiler allows you to make some more solid assumptions.

For AI use you need to be a good chunk more careful to use it responsibly.

Where has ebay not been ethical?

Hence his nobel peace prize!

I currently drink a speciality coffee that tastes like melon. I think it is awesome.