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by gbear605 5mo ago
Only as long as LE isn’t down for 17 days, then we’re in big trouble.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
Several others have reproduced this for Kelsey, and she's certainly not technologically illiterate.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
If your volume is low enough, it should be pretty fine. It can just piggy back onto your personal browser cookies for Cloudflare.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
I’m not sure why a model needs to be hosted in order to make network calls?
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by gbear605 6mo ago
One could, but it would be a much harder sell politically. The pro-smoking voting block is much smaller than the tasty-food voting block.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
Could be referring to a physical keyboard attached to an iPad
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by gbear605 6mo ago
There are plenty of "normies" on social media complaining about it, it's not just a developer bubble.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
> 2x speed mode that isn't billed as extra usage ...at least for my account, the speed mode is 1.5x the speed at 2x the usage
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by gbear605 6mo ago
Ah yes, I have a lot of faith that the stacked Supreme Court will return a fair result in this issue.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
You should.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
Yes.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
On a daily basis, I see several cars that are going forty+ miles per hour over the speed limit, weaving between lanes. They go right past the cop and the cop doesn't care. Then someone going five over goes past the cop and the cop give
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by gbear605 6mo ago
Yes.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
There are some benefits that definitely used to exist, and maybe still exist, like early access to new features and additional Google Drive storage. But in practice today, the only real benefit is the badge.
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by gbear605 6mo ago
It's possible that the government thought that if they did try to challenge the Commerce Clause analysis, then the Supreme Court could have struck down Filburn. They'd much rather lose narrowly on this specific case than have Filb
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by gbear605 6mo ago
By “under $100”, I meant that there are options at $20. Yes, you can get a smartphone for twenty bucks. I agree that there are some people who can’t even find $20 to get a smartphone, but they’re going to be a small minority of even the ver
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by gbear605 6mo ago
Phones can be had for a lot less than that - you can find decent enough used phones that will last a year or two for under $100, which is cheap enough that almost everyone can scrounge together the money for it.
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by gbear605 7mo ago
They already have the way that you're supposed to bill for usages like this, the API usage. The purpose of the subscription plan is strictly for the cases where you are using few enough tokens on average that it's not a money pit
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by gbear605 7mo ago
Even with those tools, the usage of Claude Code with all of them turned on is going to trend much lower than OpenClaw usage. Everyone that I've seen with OpenClaw will intentionally waste tokens just to make sure they hit the cap, even
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by gbear605 7mo ago
WSJ is reporting that they're entirely dropping their video gen features. https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/openai-set-to-discontinue-sora-v... > CEO Sam Altman announced the changes to staff on Tuesday, writing
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by gbear605 7mo ago
Circa 2019, my office had a bell that we would ring whenever GitHub had an outage, and it was rung several times per week.
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by gbear605 7mo ago
Hacker News absolutely would be if it was making those requests to random sites that the user doesn’t know about, and have no reason to be making requests to other than attacking them. I suppose if all the users go on the site intentionally
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by gbear605 7mo ago
It is in fact a botnet - they’ve been hijacking user browsers to act as a botnet to DDoS.
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by gbear605 7mo ago
You’d have to ask Google
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by gbear605 7mo ago
My experience has been that developers say that they’ll share types between the frontend and backend, and then in practice they just duplicate it.
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by gbear605 7mo ago
Traditional translation tools still work, and they're pretty darn good still.
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by gbear605 7mo ago
The federal government constrains what states are allowed to do, so it has to be decided at the federal government. AZ and HI got legal exceptions long ago.
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by gbear605 8mo ago
Sure, it hasn’t crashed like the prices of televisions, or like computers did in the 80s and 90s. But it’s still meaningfully cheaper and of course much more capable (the original iPhone didn’t even launch with an App Store!).
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by gbear605 8mo ago
Taking inflation into account, a $599 iPhone in 2026 would have been $380 in 2007. Given that the actual launch price in 2007 was $499, that's a pretty hefty drop.
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by gbear605 8mo ago
Anthropic was already giving them that. It’s not like they need domestic mass surveillance or autonomous kill bots to have a portfolio of possible winners. If the goal is to keep the US competitive in AI, this whole process was actively unh

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