Maybe 60-70k nominally but where can you get one that isnt in its entire rack configuration

Fair, but even if you budget an additional $30k for a self-contained small-unit order, you've brought yourself to the equivalent proposed spend of 1 year of inference.

At $100k/yr/eng inference spend, your options widen greatly is my point.

Not all open sources licenses are MIT or as permissive as MIT

Back in the day I worked at a place that had HMAC signing on an http endpoint.

50% of the support issues were because people could not properly sign requests and it caused me to learn how to make http in all sorts of crap to help support them.

Easy to imagine that haha. That’s part of the reason I’d lean on a standard like JOSE and make signing happen automatically for users who prefer to use an SDK

JS devs do, and there are a lot of them

No public company can be "benevolent"

Apple still makes 10s of billions a year letting Google be the default search, they have a vested interest in maintaining that revenue.

Plus whatever "values" they have will go right out the window if the golden iphone shaped Goose ever stumbles.

Just go hiking in the spring.

Got a soaker in April when I stepped on some snow that has hiding a deep puddle on a trail.

Converter was definitely heard when I was growing up and I would know what you were talking about 100%

Now a days I am probably more likely to say "Clicker" unless otherwise prompted.

I am perfectly content for a 90% solution, we should not let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

It is nested sure but the entire thing fits on 1080p monitor

Well... depending on your default level of zoom.

After staring at code for 12 hours a day for a few decades my zoom is 125% by default.

Careful, at this rate your zoom level will be an unreadable 900% after only a few centuries...

So long as you abandon the concept of windows and run your text editor in full screen mode. Good luck with side-by-side diffs.

A well known counter example would be Stripe, who use Ruby but not Rails.