I don't live in the USA, so I cannot judge such claims.

I know, I was joking. It was obvious you’ve learned nothing.

Jobs the Marketer! You want to lump Jobs in with Ellison because he had the gall to purchase advertising for his products?

I once worked in a hardware lab that used wire shelving for holding arrays of running machines, and a bad ground running through one chassis caused anyone who touched the shelf to get shocked by something very close to line voltage.

I’m more worried about heat dissipation though.

There's no mystery. The way any story makes the front page is enough users upvote it from the "new" page for it to appear there.

So the answer to the question of "how did it make it there" is exactly what I said, enough upvoted it that it made it to the front page.

As to "why" those folks upvoted it, well, on that I have no idea.

No I already knew you have no idea, that’s no mystery.

Sure, but this truly is just about putting a motherboard on a shelf.

They couldn’t even be bothered to get a good photo of it ffs.

Right now everything on that page is 98 point something, so it must be fluctuating.

And even days. And twice on Sundays.

> I just assume it works. And it does. It works perfectly and nimbly for everyone.

How you know it’s bullshit.

> I also know that if there is a problem, Claude will just ask the user how to fix it, and the user will fix it on the spot. The app is self-healing.

What? Is this saying the application is self-modifying based on any user’s input?

Just send me a link to the Acme Corp knowledgebase then.

Fascinating game. The only winning move is not to play.