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miroljub
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miroljub
1mo ago
How is that different from what Pi already does?
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miroljub
2mo ago
In Beijing underground doesn't scan people's faces. They also don't arrest for internet memes. Just saying.
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miroljub
2mo ago
Yes, but I'm not sure. They recently dropped cache prices 10 times. Why would they rudder back after only a few months?
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miroljub
2mo ago
I don't see a reason to support MCPs by default. Pi is so extensive and has such a rich plugin ecosystem that MCP support is just one "pi install npm:pi-mcp-adapter" away. Or you may choose another plugin that works different
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DeepSeek planning to significantly raise prices
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2mo ago
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miroljub
2mo ago
From the announcement: We plan to raise the overall pricing for DeepSeek API services in the near future, with a significant increase expected. Please plan your usage accordingly. The specific pricing plan will be subject to official notice
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miroljub
2mo ago
Pi does support MCP through an excellent pi-mcp-adapter plugin.
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miroljub
2mo ago
And in many scenarios, cache hits are 99% of tokens, so the price difference in caching really adds up quickly.
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miroljub
2mo ago
The very moment it becomes possible to create a Google Pay alternative, there will be at least a dozen choices, some of them fully open source and privacy conserving. The only reason why we don’t have them is Google / Apple duopoly.
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miroljub
2mo ago
Star Fleet first directive has been proven right many times.
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miroljub
2mo ago
You just compared Rust to Malbolge :)
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miroljub
2mo ago
It's not side loading. Word you are looking for is called "installing".
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miroljub
2mo ago
And yet, it seems like Google doesn't understand the AI Economy :) But it doesn't prevent them from pretending they do Y)
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miroljub
2mo ago
> Maybe I’m taking crazy pills, but I’m still stuck on “why the hell does a TUI need to run in terminal React by way of JavaScript” No, you are not crazy. They do crazy things with unlimited budget, and still their chat app flickers when
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miroljub
2mo ago
They should just rename it to ClosedAI. It would be more honest to their customers and better show who they are and what they stand for.
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3mo ago
The fact that individuals are more likely to use the alternatives than businesses is telling. Anthropic is fine, as long as someone else (a clueless employer drinking Dario Koolaid) is paying for it. But the moment you have to pay for it, p
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3mo ago
> if they control the entire pipeline then they can optimize the entire experience The only issue is that Anthropic optimizes the entire experience for their bottom line. User experience and price only suffer becaue of that.
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3mo ago
Whataboutism
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miroljub
3mo ago
None of the previous empire changes led to the population replacement. Islamic expansion (colonisation, conquest) brought Arabs and their way of life everywhere.
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miroljub
3mo ago
You assume they have a standard exit process.
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miroljub
3mo ago
Every single time. If someone calls himself open, you should know who it is and what to expect.
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miroljub
3mo ago
Close vote? They passed a regulation with 276 votes in favor, 314 votes against, and 17 abstained. The minority decided instead of the majority. If this is not a dictatorship, what is it then? In any case, it has nothing to do with the demo
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3mo ago
Yes, this basically means the EU pushed a new censorship regulation using lawfare tricks without ever having a majority vote for the proposal. If it's not a dictatorship, a regime, a shithole, a kleptocracy, or whatever name they use f
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3mo ago
Constructive argument? Just disband the EU as a whole, including all laws, treaties, contracts ... Europe would be a much better place if the EU stayed what it was, a trade union of sovereign nations without any political power over the peo
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3mo ago
And so, step by step, in the name of child protection and similar excuses, we lose liberties and rights one by one. Welcome to the Brave New 1984 We World. Big Brother loves us. We are living through the time best described by Zamyatin, Orw
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3mo ago
And here we go again :) It's good to know that Big Brother cares about all of us.
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3mo ago
The answer is already specific, but not complete.
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3mo ago
> ... these elected people act as tsars, ... They are not elected. Even the EU is illegal, since joining the EU was rejected by people of many European countries, but that was ignored. They just do what they want and do thorough media co
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3mo ago
Just assume the worst: all your private messages would be read and shared between all governments and corporations in the world.
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I wish you were right, but the EU only needs Google and Apple, both having big EU businesses, to block Signal. Google is already working on closing the possibility to install apps from outside the app store, Apple has been like that since f
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