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by csomar 2mo ago
There is a giga ton of content in the homepage. Are you really going to read it all? The main window doesn’t suggest it’s a paid app.
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by csomar 2mo ago
Currently, a $20/month openai subscription gives roughly $400 in codex api credits. That doesn’t count what you can get from the web chatbot. So it better be that api tokens are seriously overpriced. There is value at $20/month. I
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by csomar 2mo ago
It's the default setting and most website operators have no idea what they are doing.
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by csomar 2mo ago
Only very minimally. A dollar is no longer worth that much. People who live under 1-2 dollars a day probably aren't browsing that much internet per day. - https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/share-living-with-less-t
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by csomar 2mo ago
How many pages does the average software developer visit everyday? 1.000? Price at 0.001 per load and it’ll be completely impractical for crawlers but super cheap for the average connected human on earth.
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by csomar 2mo ago
The previous poster doesn’t realize he is part of the problem. He wants everyone to go back to the office so that he can see people face to face again and have the social pressure to wash himself. Makes you wonder why no one wants to be his
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by csomar 2mo ago
I have a barely known/used GitHub application and losing it from time to time over some qq#%@ repo that blows up both my actions and CloudFlare workers. Over a few hundreds of repos that were installed, I have now seen two where the au
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by csomar 2mo ago
Open Source is a marketing term if your solution takes $2m worth of compute or devops time in order to run properly. The idea is, you have a way out if you want to leave. An option. But if leaving costs $x,xxx,xxx then that option was nev
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by csomar 2mo ago
What a bunch of garbage - permission-ed system when we’ve got lightning and super low cost blockchains. They could even run their own L2. - I am typing my name in a cafe and hear some clacking sounds. I was puzzled there for a full minute t
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by csomar 2mo ago
These half-measures is why everything has gone to shits. Instead of properly auditing software, reducing the quantity and increasing the quality, we keep pushing more and more garbage where all you find is 2FA that, captcha this, not suppor
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by csomar 2mo ago
Yes, the CEO is Sam Altman.
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by csomar 2mo ago
> it's about having emotions and the ability to feel pain That's just a random line you have drawn. > Plants don't cry out for days when their children are taken away from them. Plants do feel pain and react to their s
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by csomar 2mo ago
Where do you draw the line though? Because plants themselves (DNA-beings) are also alive . Unless you decide to go on a full mineral diet.
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by csomar 2mo ago
Yes, everyone knows it's a button you press. Trump has been shouting about that for the last year.
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by csomar 2mo ago
Here is GLM 5.2 ( https://codeinput.com/s/HAO0qTxw2ia ) which is still inferior to Opus. I can't find Qwen 3.8 which now is my daily driver replacing GLM. This SVG test matches my experience when working with the di
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by csomar 2mo ago
Any reason to think that bots are linux and not windows/macos. If you look at crawling resellers, you can simulate mac/windows/ios/android. Why would crawlers prefer linux over those?
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by csomar 2mo ago
The thing is, there is an ongoing linux boom (the percentage doubled which means linux user base has effectively doubled too). But god help us in this AI-slop phase.
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by csomar 2mo ago
They are not fuzzy. They want to funnel you somewhere regardless of where you want to be funneled. Something similar (or worse) happens when I search for a hotel by NAME, Google maps displays the pricing for all hotels. Pure clean garbage
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by csomar 2mo ago
I highly suspect they are real humans being paid to do it. AI will have produced a much more detectable result.
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by csomar 2mo ago
Even Pi sucks. I can no longer get it to open. OpenCode sometimes consumes all my 32Gb of memory. Codex sometimes doesn't display the full output (display issue). I stopped using Claude Code because of how unpredictable their agent is
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by csomar 2mo ago
Because they are short-term and many are staying just for the day + bringing family (like kids, which is why they use AirBNB instead of a hotel). The check-in/check-out already add an entry-exit if the user is staying 24 hours only.
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by csomar 2mo ago
Introduce a vapid company(ies) to the index that will have no future cash-flow and withdraw the liquidity to these "investments". If your index fund has SpaceX in it, Elon musk has basically funneled money out of your retirement a
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by csomar 2mo ago
I wonder with the spacex thing if this should be revised. “Smart money” have figured out what you are doing and they are at the gates.
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by csomar 2mo ago
> The US could largely walk away and be fine The US can't walk away, otherwise, Trump would have done so. That part of the world is part of the US system and "walking away" is basically giving it to anybody who is willing
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by csomar 2mo ago
You are getting downvoted but your username is "indoorfish" so maybe you know more about this than most here?
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by csomar 2mo ago
In some sense that's happening. A Reichsfluchtsteuer of some kind is happening where wealthy people from Western countries have to pay exit taxes. Americans can't exit without giving citizenship, though.
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by csomar 2mo ago
This. Living/Coming from a country like that, when shit gets real the elite will squeeze every inch regardless of how brutal it gets. It happened to the USSR and every other country. The US is not that different.
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by csomar 2mo ago
The problem is that they lied before. Way too much to give them any benefit of doubt. Fool me once.
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by csomar 3mo ago
I wouldn't trust a single thing it says even if it was human-generated.
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by csomar 3mo ago
I'd say if I have to chose between a moron and a corrupt moron, I'd say let the whole thing collapse. The "world burning" because one of the two parties can't get elected is a bunch of bs. The whole thing is a sham

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