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1y ago
Yup. But it's useful so I use it
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1y ago
I saw that too and thought the utm_source=chatgpt was pretty funny, since I only noticed it when I was pasting the link into chatgpt myself to get it to tell me where the "98% accurate" claim was coming from. Anyway, it's a p
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1y ago
Does that ip deal expire at some point?
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1y ago
Also really confusing. I think I finally figured out which repo is which
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1y ago
So which project is which here? Is Kujtim sst on github and is sst/opencode his project? Is opencode-ai/opencode the one that the two developers that went rogue made (if I understood the tweet correctly)? Or did I get it backwards
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1y ago
I'm so confused by this. I saw this post on HN, and then ended up installing the opencode-ai/opencode one via homebrew somehow (I guess I did a google search and ended up on the wrong github). But then sst/opencode is the one
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1y ago
Why is the API usage-based billing so much more expensive than the $20/month tier? Like you can literally burn through $20 of usage in a day with the same amount of usage that you get included with the $20/month plan
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1y ago
Will it ever have a definite yes? I feel like it's such a vague term.
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1y ago
Ya really what you want is your passwords saved in an encrypted vault that you can copy from device to device for backup. If passkeys are really one per device and you have have 100 passkeys from 100 different services, and moving to a new
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1y ago
Ya in some cases Airbnb can be like Couchsurfing if the host is there in the same apartment/house and actually more of a host/local guide, and I think some Couchsurfing hosts may have transitioned to Airbnb, but there's defin
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1y ago
I guess their advantage is they have Couch in the name? Joking but I'm curious what the answer is here, I think everyone that remembers the Couchsurfing glory days is hoping that they or someone succeeds in bringing them back
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1y ago
Just looked it up, looks like they bought or merged with a company he worked at or owned part of, at a valuation of 6.5 billion. Not sure about the details, e.g.like how much of that he gets
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1y ago
I thought that censoring was done separately and doesn't occur if you run the model locally
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1y ago
Actually exponential or quadratic?
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subarctic
1y ago
There's probably a lot of things where that's the case and it kind of makes sense tbh
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1y ago
I wish Lyft was in my city
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subarctic
1y ago
Remember that period of time when they were writing articles about the "new normal"? Some people thought it would last a really long time. And fwiw it's been 5 years already
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subarctic
1y ago
Maybe just a tad too subtle =)
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subarctic
1y ago
So it's busy, expensive and hard to find a place to live. Sounds like any popular city that lots of people want to move to.
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1y ago
Sounds like the locksmith with his own business and investment property has a lot more financial acumen than she does. This article reminds me a lot of rich dad poor dad
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subarctic
1y ago
Kind of makes sense when you think about it, since if the person is describing it in English at least there's a good chance they are from the West.
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1y ago
I use it sometimes, although I'll probably stop now that I keep hearing it's too associated with ai. It's easy to enter though on Mac it's just option shift hyphen
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subarctic
1y ago
This is what I was thinking too
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1y ago
DTMF = Dual-tone multi-frequency signaling, not to be confused with the song by Bad Bunny
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subarctic
1y ago
You mean the gap in vscode compatibility?
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1y ago
Agreed that's literally what the article is about
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subarctic
1y ago
Is this something I could do with openwebui?
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1y ago
Haha I thought you meant Poe's law until i clicked the link
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1y ago
I get the sense that "vibecoding" is used like a strawman these days, something people keep moving the goal posts on so they can keep saying it's silly. Getting an LLM to write code for you that mostly works with some tweaks
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1y ago
What are you going to replace it with?
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