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I skimmed this whole article and didn't see any classic LLM tells about it. Why do you think it is LLM generated?

In the context of the web, it is not feasible to make distributed systems 'tick' their progress just to have realistic progress spinners.

The judges in these technical cases can be quite sophisticated and absolutely do learn terms of art. See Oracle v. Google (Java API case)

Is being well-rated on TripAdvisor a positive or negative signal? I could see it either way.

As other manufacturers come out with electric drivetrains, Tesla is really falling behind.

I own a Model Y and it’s really barebones and plasticky. For the similar price, the Ioniq 5 is much nicer.

Similarly, the Rivians blow Model X out of the water in terms of features.

Your info might be outdated. Apple Maps is actually better than Google Maps in many ways (e.g. it says "pass this light and at the next one, turn left" instead of "in 300 feet, turn left")

If it’s a big corp, they probably have strict data exfiltration policies for corp email.

Maybe this one email would have been fine, but if it gets tripped, it’s not worth the headache.

Corporations (which are legal persons) also cannot autonomously do any of those things.

They only act through the stewardship of natural persons who serve in their interest.

You could do the same for a forest by electing some trustees or whatever.

There’s a cool CSS vignette effect on this webpage that I hadn’t seen before.

I used to work in a monorepo of that size.

All of the PRs I ever submitted touched a handful of files in my project’s subdirectory.

You need to pay meta if you have 700 million users as of the Llama 3 release date. Not at any time going forward.

They were previously in "Keychain Access," which was primarily an app for administrators so it was also a pretty bad UX.

“Nearly”. I think it is in fact universal.

Which book was that?