I looked at one thing the bun developers wanted to fix in Zig and the issue with it was a bad idea which would not have been merged even if it had been written by a human.

And hurting AMD.

Nah, feel free to insult any company I have worked for or even the company that I am one of the founders of. I don't see why that should be off limits. But do not insult me as a person.

> Do they just write a bullet list of notes and then tell the LLM to go wild?

Pretty sure that is what most of them do.

Spruce allergy is a thing but it is rare. Only a few unlucky people suffer from it.

No, that is only the cause of some of the uptime issues. Some have clearly been caused by deploying briken code.

Given that exactly the same thing has been regulated as gambling in Europe under the name "betting exchange" for 25 years the case for it being gambling is quite strong.

What if CFTC would start to claim they are allowed to regulate online casinos or online poker? I feel that would be about as non-sensical.

Technically they are betting exchanges. But they also probably have contracts with some of the big sportsbooks to provide liquidity too making them also kinda a sportsbook. I used to work at a betting exchange and we did have liquidity partners that made sure to increase the liquidity on our exchange.

And there is no house in pool betting, poker or backgammon either. We still count all of them including betting exchanges (what has now been rebranded as prediction markets) are still normally regulated as gambling.

Not in the US.

Is there any state that allows organized poker tournaments, but not gambling or sports betting?