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by cube00 8mo ago
> will get a path for them to come back on That's not what support has been telling their $250 a month customers. we are unable to reverse the suspension [1] I get the need to move fast to stabilise the service but similar to an o
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by cube00 8mo ago
> worry about any substantial support later What later? You still can't get support from Google beyond their "community forum" with their condescending volunteer "diamond product experts" who have no power to hel
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by cube00 8mo ago
Get your own domain, then it doesn't matter which provider you use because you can always re-point the domain and not have to upend your life changing email addresses everywhere.
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by cube00 8mo ago
It's called lock in for a reason. It's supposed to be hard to leave. I'm just grateful they at least have takeout.
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by cube00 8mo ago
It's not about the rate limit, it's about the price, raw API calls are far more expensive then subsidised Antigravity calls.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Good luck ever getting this to work when airlines still refuse to publish APIs and captcha anything that looks automated.
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by cube00 8mo ago
I would fix my tools but apparently my CPU is too old to run the Rust debugger which needs SSE4.
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by cube00 8mo ago
> AWS has a billing dashboard that exactly says where money goes Only if you know how to dig to see anything more detailed then a vague product name like EC2
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by cube00 8mo ago
Good luck, no bank will touch a non-Google blessed platform with a 10 ft pole.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Except the clients want to be seen on Facebook because their social groups are on there.
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by cube00 8mo ago
I would but Google charge me $5 a click and nobody will engage with my Reddit ads (not even an ASCII dong in the open comments anymore) and zero conversions.
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by cube00 8mo ago
I ran into the same thing, I deleted my Facebook account years ago, needed a business account to run ads, signed up and instantly banned when I wasn't even banned when was originally a Facebook user, guess it's punishment for my d
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by cube00 8mo ago
The question is no longer whether they work, but why more developers haven’t embraced them. Anytime it's attempted, someone tries to scare them into thinking that their code will impossible to maintain without a framework to provide
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by cube00 8mo ago
If you’ve hit a rate limit, we don’t have a way to temporarily reset it. [1] From your link move the adjustments to production twice monthly. I don't know about your use case but I couldn't risk being unable to get a new certi
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by cube00 8mo ago
He's more then a "matplotlib maintainer", he's also a full time founder of a one-year old start up "to give spacecraft operators the tools they need to ensure their satellites can survive long-term in a turbulent sp
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by cube00 8mo ago
> Totally possible, but why bother? Increasing your public profile after launching a startup last year could be a good reason > if they're caught out they ruin their reputation Big "if", who's going to have access
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by cube00 8mo ago
This represents a first-of-its-kind case study of misaligned AI behavior in the wild It feels to me there's an element of establishing this as some kind of landmark that they can leverage later. Similar to how other AI bloggers keep
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by cube00 8mo ago
Or a single DNS record.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Pretty risky given the rate limits of Let's Encrypt are non negotiable with no choice but to wait them out.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Their other genius was to operate illegally, make the service so popular that politicians had no choice but to change the laws, and in the process make taxi licences, that used to cost as much as a house, worthless.
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by cube00 8mo ago
>If it’s temporary I can live with it. Given this has been going on for years at this point, the high prices of graphics cards through crypto and now AI, it feels like this is the new normal, forever propped up by the next grift.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Using different Google accounts won't save you, once Google decide to ban for TOS, all related accounts go with it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30823910
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by cube00 8mo ago
Google has started banning account that use Antigravy's discounted access instead of paying full price for the API https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/issues/14203
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by cube00 8mo ago
> It's telling me that I should rather focus on getting viral/lucky to get a shot at "success". A vibe coder being hired by the provider of the vibe coding tools feels like marketing to sell the idea that we should al
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by cube00 8mo ago
> Network isolation: The Cloudflare tunnel creates an outbound-only connection, so no inbound ports are exposed on my home network While inbound ports are not exposed you're still responding to incoming traffic so theoretically if s
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by cube00 8mo ago
Anthropic is the clear category leader in enterprise AI Citation needed.
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by cube00 8mo ago
I find the ones that try to be cute the most frustrating because these appear on the new message notifications so I can't just delete them straight from the notification. We'd love to share this exciting announcement but you&#x27
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by cube00 8mo ago
Having Robbo's full support is often the last sound people hear. They just hear they have Robbo's full confidence and a nice man pops a bag over their head.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Mine was when they asked me to rate the calculator on the store.
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by cube00 8mo ago
> You don’t have to keep churning out multiple blog posts a day, every day. The way Simon offers to send you less content if you sign up for the paid newsletter always made me suspicious that goal could be to overwhelm on purpose. You

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