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Re:Things we learned about LLMs in 2024 on Tuesday December 31, 2024 @07:41PM (#42563010)
May you expand how you did this? I'm seeing a number of apps that claim to do just this and there are number that are becoming super popular.

Not just the development of the code but the entire the thing from the code, infra, auth, cc payments, etc.

To my understanding strip clubs got looped into this because their business and employees were classified much differently than your typical business. They aren’t open 24x7 and overwhelming majority of girls work part-time - that’s it.

The problem you have is with companies like Uber and other who have for nearly decades have abused contract work but strippers were classified as the same.

It’s too bad they got lumped and really shouldn’t have been but we’ve had enough major corporations screwing the middle class evading taxes.

You're right in that Windows is complex operating system but how is it any different than CentOS? Sure, Powershell/DSC does make life easier but how are these utilities necessarily any worse or better than a combination of bash, python, kickstart?

Exchange Onsite deployments aren't dead, on-site email is dead. Unless, you're "too big" for the cloud (>20k users) because of <$Requirement> then Exchange is an option.

Keeping data On-Premise has always been a challenge, SAN are expensive but that's what it takes if you want data locally.

I can't comment on the rest but we're comparing Apples to Oranges here.