maybe ask the vendor to let him pay the actual cost plus a proper profit margin to figure that out?

did you generate your model locally?

now where have these models been trained?

you got me at “responsibly” burning resources.

but why?

it never does. never had, never will.

i’d also be careful with products that seem to have religious followers.

i recently had a look at Proxmox and found it very underwhelming. it might be interesting of you want to set up and run a cluster of hosts conveniently. other than that it’s just a web ui, and given that this is a key component of the product in its ninth incarnation, it’s disappointing; cluttered, bloated with redundancy, unintuitive. its concept of deploying containers is a joke.

i’d prefer more promises and exaggerations.

sorry, this is a no-brainer. and Trey should really use global constants.

it’s quiet noisy, maybe reduce content, very mixed typography. maybe state at the start what the purpose of this collection is supposed to be. i have no clue.

This seems to be a more complicated UX than pew provides. it has never been hyped though.

What about HTML? Or a tool that renders such from Markdown?