If it's fast, it's on Vercel. We just made @MercedesAMGF1 even faster. Live at mercedesamgf1.com

Sep 28, 2026 · 7:25 PM UTC

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TTCB is elite 😭
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think they prefer netlify hence why they used it for ages 😂
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Unrelated, but pls fix this
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Looks like a bug. What does corner toggle do. Doesn't seem to work. mercedesamgf1.com/races/bahr…
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Faster than pit stops
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Finally, a Mercedes I can take for a spin without a driving licence.
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does this mean my next deployment will make my laptop sound like a jet engine
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No more upgrades… making everyone else look bad
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What’s the prompt please? Want to try it on mine 😁
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It's expensive.
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🏎️🔥
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an F1 car now spends longer warming the tires than the website spends loading
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Will Vercel get acquired by SpaceX? 🤔
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Is it cheating the FCP and CLS scores if everything below the fold loads as you scroll by it?
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Making an F1 site faster is the kind of flex that makes other agencies rewrite their SLAs overnight.
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I've beent rying to contact billing@vercel.com for over a month and still no response.
F1 官网都上 Vercel 了,速度这块是真拿捏了
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We love Vercel 📝
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Vercel 这套开发体验还是顺。部署顺了,剩下才是把 AI 功能嵌进真实产品。
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All the loser devs in the comment section. Lmao 😂
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@inksquadart does it recall you of something? 😉
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It could be a single HTML file 🔥
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williams ogarnął tzuyu a mercedes sie chwali ze strona sie 0.5s laduje szybciej. kurwa ale wstyd
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What is EKOS ??
Why EKOS ? What is @ekosproject EKOS is an open-source knowledge infrastructure designed to turn complex technical and operational data into structured, traceable, and reusable knowledge for AI systems. Instead of treating source data, execution history, and agent context as disposable inputs, EKOS preserves where knowledge came from, how it was derived, what evidence supports it, and how it changes over time. EKOS can ingest software repositories, SQL, legacy ETL, Git history, documentation, and other enterprise sources, then compile them into a versioned Canonical Knowledge Model backed by an append-only evidence ledger. On top of that foundation, EKOS provides a read-only MCP layer and a Web Console for exploring the resulting knowledge, provenance, relationships, evidence, and system health. The goal is simple: compile knowledge once, preserve the evidence behind it, and make it reusable across future agents, workflows, and systems. The project is also moving toward letting teams connect their own data and test EKOS with their own agents and workflows, making the knowledge layer useful beyond a single application or session. Products and capabilities currently presented by EKOS include: • EKOS Knowledge Compiler — converts code, SQL, ETL, Git history, and documentation into structured knowledge. • Canonical Knowledge Model — a normalized representation of entities, relationships, dependencies, and technical knowledge. • Evidence-backed Append-only Ledger — preserves provenance, source evidence, versions, and changes instead of silently overwriting history. • Read-only MCP Interface — gives agents controlled access to compiled knowledge through MCP. • EKOS Web Console — visualizes the ledger, knowledge relationships, evidence, health, and project state. • Provenance & Evidence Layer — allows knowledge and relationships to be traced back to their original source and location. • Agent/Workflow Knowledge Layer — provides a foundation for turning execution history, decisions, failures, fixes, and verification results into reusable knowledge. • Own-data Testing — enables teams to connect their own data and evaluate how EKOS can support their agents and workflows. The broader vision is to move enterprise AI from simply retrieving information toward systems that can preserve, verify, and continuously reuse what they learn. EKOS: Compile once. Query forever. Build on verified knowledge. ekos.dev/
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35s build time might be the most interesting number here. F1 team, F1 website.
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