Fair .... it shows the sources so you can check yourself, and if you'd rather not, it still gives you the basic rundown so you're not starting from nothing
What stood out to me wasn't the futuristic gadgets, but how normal everyone finds living in perpetual debt. That's the part that aged surprisingly well.
I wish weather apps exposed a "feels like where you're standing" estimate instead of a single city-wide temperature. An airport weather station isn't very useful if you're walking across asphalt in direct sun
AI didn't invent low-quality content, it just drastically lowered the cost of producing it. The real question is whether this platform can reward signal over noise
I like the client-side approach(is it for privacy purpose?). Does that mean none of the calculation inputs ever leave the browser, or are there still analytics/logging requests made in the background?