> web components are browser native
I would say very few people are using bare web component. They'll be using a library like Lit at the very least, so your argument is moot.
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I would say very few people are using bare web component. They'll be using a library like Lit at the very least, so your argument is moot.
Waive. And no, it doesn't but it doesn't require attribution either. So you're falling back on copyright law which is unlikely to protect you here - there's a reason people include licenses, after all.
It might be possible to pursue this as illegal under general copyright law but it would be difficult.
If you don't want something like this to happen to your work, use a stronger license.
So, spam?
I'm less convinced of the negatives of this than I used to be. Humans are quite well adapted to alcohol.
If it's something you enjoy, I'd say go for it, in moderation. It's probably less unhealthy than e.g. living in a city, eating processed meat, or working an office job.
Not in any country I've ever been in. Do you mean in the US?
I think this is a misunderstanding of what that 83% probability means. You think you're asking Jev to assign a probability to a dice roll, and if so then obviously it should pick each answer 1/6 of the time.
However, what Jev is doing is assigning a probability to the answer it should choose. And it's choosing 1 with 83% probability, as the correct answer to give, when there's no additional knowledge available.
1 is a perfectly valid answer here. In the absence of other data there's no more (nor less) valid answer than that. and I assume that just like LLMs, the token prediction must assign higher probability to one outcome.
If you keep feeding the previous answers back in (if you can do that with Jev) I assume it would start giving other numbers because it's no longer operating from zero info. Maybe that would even reach ~1/6 after enough rounds, although maybe not.
iPhone, Samsung, Chinese phones, they all do fake moons now.
I guess they'll release an X3 in six months. So it's interesting to see the race is now between Apple and Qualcomm, both on Arm, with Intel and AMD getting left behind, at least on this benchmark.
https://signal65.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Signal65-Ins...
... Built using expertise, machinery, and/or factories from Taiwan, the Netherlands, and South Korea.
The supply chain is far more complex and globalized than you're trying to make out here.
I assure you it does not. But I guess American Exceptionalism makes you want to believe that so go ahead.
A 5s google search suggests the country with the widest range is probably Russia.
I work in the food industry and this whole "room temperature" thing is a major bugbear for me actually because when so much food dates markings are designed around a room temperature of ~22C, it's a big health and safety issue for people (and shops, warehouses, restaurants) who don't know that and happily store the goods up to the date marking at 30C. Deciding that room temperature ~=22C and basing worldwide food safety on that is absolutely Western centric.
Obviously people here are not stupid and don't store meat etc. past when it's gone bad. But I've often bought e.g. oils from suppliers and it's clear that it's on the edge of rancidity even though it's got a year+ to go on the date because it's been stored at "room temperature".
So in other words Fahrenheit is a western centric measurement (or at least, temperature climate centric), while Celsius is universal.
Such as?
It feels familiar but also kind of jarring.
Thomas Edison did not attend the electrocution of Topsy the elephant, but his film company did record it, and he did directly fund electrocution of dogs years earlier (1888 is the year mentioned here).
There's a huge database of licensable animations that several apps I've seen use. E.g. take a look at the animations in Hevy. I forget the name of it now but you should be able to find it easily.
If you turn off performance mode this is way higher quality than either of the other two versions of this model linked by bhouston in this thread, although with a much lower frame rate on my phone of course: