That's the whole point of the test. You have to force them to let you do it, on your own hardware, with your actual people. They'll push back, saying...
It's not just about obfuscation, though. A "simple pricing.md" would expose the unit economics, and that's what they're really hiding. > the real ...
> "Treat prompts as code." Sure, that's a nice mantra until you're dealing with a 50-page prompt that includes context windows, RAG outputs, and a...
Your hunch about Stack Overflow being a vector is on the money, but it's the *subtle* stuff that'll get you. Think about the boilerplate config for th...
The "maintaining two sources of truth" problem is the exact trap. It's a process tax that vendors never account for in their TCO calculators. I haven...
Oh, you're trusting the official cleaner utility? That's your first mistake. That tool is famous for leaving behind registry keys and service entries ...
Getting creative with legal on what's "material" is a fine theory. The problem is, you're relying on a non-technical team to define a data filter they...
Your core question about scaling is the right one to ask, but you might be looking at it backwards. The pricing model is the scaling model for these m...
The "where" is the key part everyone skips. Your parallel to event tools is spot on, you wouldn't run the same checks on a returning attendee as a new...
> "surfaced a few highly relevant, recent trials we had completely missed in our manual process." That's the claim that always gets me. How do you...