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OpenAI's latest repo has Claude as the third top contributor
(twitter.com)
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Repo: https://github.com/openai/parameter-golf
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Cursor Composer 2 is just Kimi K2.5 with RL
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Why would they have that feature in claude code cli if it goes against the ToS? You can use Claude Code programatically. This is not the issue. The issue is that Anthropic wants to lock you in within their dev ecosystem (like Apple does). S
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MAI-Image-2: for limitless creativity
(microsoft.ai)
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New Version of the Elixir Language Tour
(elixir-language-tour.swmansion.com)
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Meta is shutting down its VR metaverse on June 15th
(theverge.com)
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15.03. 1999 (27 years ago) ICQ chat where the name Counter-Strike was decided
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Jetpack Compose now available for React Native apps
(expo.dev)
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Musk admits xAI "not built right" weeks after Tesla invested $2B
(electrek.co)
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Way to Run OpenClaw Locally on AMD Ryzen
(amd.com)
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Vite+ Is Now MIT
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Official website: https://viteplus.dev/
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Reducing Europe's nuclear energy sector was 'strategic mistake', EU chief says
(reuters.com)
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Independent Geophysical Forensic Analysis of the Nordstream Pipeline Sabotage
(geophysical-forensics.ch)
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And you shouldn’t verify. Many companies offering these identity verification services have ties to the intelligence networks of a country that shall not be named (similar to most VPN services that are supposedly there to protect your anon
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When you have 800–900 million active users, no matter how cheap it is, your costs will be in the billions.
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For example, OpenAI’s agent (Codex) is open source, and you can use any harness you want with your OpenAI subscription. Anthropic keeps its tooling closed source and forbids using third-party tooling with a Claude subscription.
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I’m not saying charging above marginal cost to fund R&D is weird. That’s how every R&D company works. My point was simpler: they’re almost certainly not losing money on subscriptions because of inference. Inference is relatively che
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They are not losing money on subscription plans. Inference is very cheap - just a few dollars per million tokens. What they’re trying to do is bundle R&D costs with inference so they can fund the training of the next generation of model
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No, it's called hypocrisy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypocrisy
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Why are you all obsessed with this question when it comes to Chinese models? Here are some of the questions you should be asking Western governments and models instead: Who protects the pedophiles at the top of Western governments and corpo
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How so? Apple's subscription cancellation is one click away, and you don't get overcharged when canceling.
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Context7 Without Context Bloat
(upstash.com)
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I think convenience inherently comes with bloat. This is true for many things in life. Most people use cars simply to drive to work and back, yet they don’t use 90% of the features sold to them by salespeople.
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Oh my god! How did I not know about this! Thank you! Are there any other useful tips like this one?
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Oh thank you, I was looking for this. Will try it.
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I’m really sad that Phind didn’t take off or at least get acquired by one of the larger players.
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I tried using Starship, and it’s clearly faster than Oh My Zsh, but my issue was that I relied on some useful Oh My Zsh features that I didn’t know how to replicate in Starship. One of these is history filtering - for example, when I type s
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I tend to think that their margins on API pricing are significantly higher. They likely gave up some of that margin to grow the Claude Code user base, though it probably still runs at a thin profit. Businesses are simply better customers th
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