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Meta Llama 3 2 years ago

Meta makes money by selling ads. they want people to be more glued into their platforms and sharing stuff. they hope that people will use their model to make content to share

OpenAI’s models are, quality wise, pretty far ahead of competition. So that’s what they’re spending so much money on. There’s a history of creating things that are expensive then rapidly bringing down the cost, which is what they’ve been doing rather than creating GPT-5

I think this article totally misses out on the UI/UX benefits of an SVG. For example, I've been able to implement amazing animations that require little effort from me and allow designers to really show off their talents.

SVGs may not be perfect, but the pros definitely outweigh the cons. When I work on the frontend, I think there are very few use cases where I have to worry about the readability of an SVG. The author also kind of lost me at JSON-based graphics.

It makes it enjoyable to drive for whatever reason, there's something that makes me feel good and powerful when I drive it (note that my girlfriend tells me I drive like a grandma). It's a comfortable car to drive, and it's pretty dependable in the long term (so I've heard, never owned one long time personally). Also it's a super useful car for carrying things around, helping friends move, etc.

I really love the F-150 and it's size, but I don't need all the power it comes with and would love it to be a little more fuel efficient. I realize the coming hybrid model is going to be a fortune more than the non hybrid, but I am curious how expensive an all-electric model will be.

I'm curious, when wind farms do go into the ocean bed, how does it affect the ecosystem? I'm guessing it might not be a problem since I've never read about it, but it seems like it could cause reverberating problems in the ocean which is one of our biggest natural tools in fighting climate change

Cloudflare One 6 years ago

I feel that's generally how it goes at Cloudflare. They build amazing products and give them terrible names.

Name Ideas:

Cloudflare Zero

Cloudflare Connect

Cloudflare Trust

Cloudflare Assist

You can have those for free, just maybe consider opening a fullstack role in SF :)

Not inheriting, but I enjoy working on code that I wrote awhile ago. What I enjoy about it is 1) seeing how I've progressed as a coder, and 2) fixing my shit code before anyone else lays eyes on it. It also forces me to really think about my code, and why I did what I did.