I also don't find it particularly useful, but I know others who claim it is. I think the problem is that people who don't really know what they're doing just paste errors into an LLM and open a PR with the output. If they knew what they were doing and reviewed it as you are then they probably wouldn't end up wasting the project's time.

We also had mopeds which required a license.

It worked for other shitheads like Trevor Milton

Late stage capitalism, money you're already getting isn't interesting. Only new money.

Don't bother maintaining anything, only worry about ticking the next box that might find a new customer.

That had more to do with how Tesla structured its model lineup. Most manufacturers have a lot more vehicle models, its kind of compare apples to potatoes. I would bet that if one counted the number of vehicles sold in a class the leader would still be Toyota.

It takes years to design and ship CPUs, same thing for fab processes. Everything from a technical perspective would have been started and seen through a lot of its development under Gelsinger.

Heck, Ticketmaster literally got caught recruiting scalpers - https://www.cbc.ca/news/busine...
They like selling the same ticket twice, go figure.

That isn't really true, the shipping lanes are in Oman waters, not Iranian. But as we saw it isn't hard for them to attack if they choose

We already do this for currency - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Given that publishers can add themselves to Google News, do we have any evidence that this is anything more than that?

A lot of PCs come with Chrome pre-installed, and Google pushes Chrome on the most visited website on the planet.

True, but then you're trading space for it.

Maybe it was AI article day

Probably the primary reason for the anonymity

I sometimes wonder, are people falling for it, or were they just dumb enough to think they could get in on the scam.