Considering that being polite when sending prompts has an impact on responses and outcome I am waiting for unfiltered models and inspection and alternative responses.
If I follow what you're saying I suppose my understanding could be wrong, but there's no "cloud transfer" required. It's just a matter of both the distribution and the configured origin being on AWS. If the origin doesn't direct traffic outside of the datacenter, AWS doesn't bill that as egress to whoever owns the origin. The Cloudfront distribution, on the other hand, will take the hit once it exceeds the free tier because it's the AWS service distributing data to end-users. It has to make a request to the AWS internal service then cache it, so The SaaS lambda or s3 bucket or EC2 instance or whatever they're using is none-the-wiser. It's just how the AWS billing mechanism works.
At the cost of having to press tab to auto-complete a statement you've written 10 billion times before. God forbid a software engineer has to type something
Idiomatic in scripts (and documentation and training). REPL idioms are much more loosey-goosey.
That's actually something I have come to appreciate about Powershell is that idiomatic distinction concept that scripts are more likely to be read by other people (including Future You with no memory of having written the script in the first place) and to write "full sentences" for an audience, but feel free to be fast and loose in the REPL all you want.
Totally agree! I am a bash fanboi with a fish fetish, but recently started in a windows shop. I've actually grown quite fond of the flexibility powershell offers, and how usable it is without requiring esoteric knowledge.
