Curious - what is the main issue you find polarizing with grok?
As someone who has been assaulted by a stranger and called a “cracker” during the assault I’m going to strongly disagree.
Also worth noting that one can be strongly interested in politics (e.g. political scientist) and hold neutral policy views. So the comment was aimed at the poster with strong enough political views that they felt the…
You’re overthinking it. The comment was aimed at OP (and personas like it) suggesting difficulty supporting the launch due to Musks politics. And yes, folks leaning toward hard edges of a political spectrum reliably…
True, but that level of nuance likely isn’t going to make contact with those that have staunch political views - it’s worth the reminder that any company is not the CEO.
Support the 13k employees and associated supply chain that do the real work.
> their products are huge monoliths that take days to build Is this a thing? I can’t imagine a build step that takes more than a couple hours for even the largest project.
As lazy as it seems, I’ve made a couple contributions to Neovim whereas I probably wouldn’t have bothered if I first had to figure out a mailing list flow.
Curious - what is the main issue you find polarizing with grok?
As someone who has been assaulted by a stranger and called a “cracker” during the assault I’m going to strongly disagree.
Also worth noting that one can be strongly interested in politics (e.g. political scientist) and hold neutral policy views. So the comment was aimed at the poster with strong enough political views that they felt the…
You’re overthinking it. The comment was aimed at OP (and personas like it) suggesting difficulty supporting the launch due to Musks politics. And yes, folks leaning toward hard edges of a political spectrum reliably…
True, but that level of nuance likely isn’t going to make contact with those that have staunch political views - it’s worth the reminder that any company is not the CEO.
Support the 13k employees and associated supply chain that do the real work.
> their products are huge monoliths that take days to build Is this a thing? I can’t imagine a build step that takes more than a couple hours for even the largest project.
As lazy as it seems, I’ve made a couple contributions to Neovim whereas I probably wouldn’t have bothered if I first had to figure out a mailing list flow.