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Oh that's the omarchy guy. Yeah I would not touch anything he has created with a long stick unless there was feces upon the end of it.

Ruby on Rails has needed new leadership for a long time.

https://tomstu.art/the-dhh-problem

Everyday new HN users become more removed from the mid 60's and the relevance of the concept of a MOTD. I think a definition is worthy of being considered as 'additive' to the conversation.

I’d say $6 is == ~$5

This needs to have a whitelist feature, as I am a paying subscriber to a few well known paywalled news sites that I will use Kagi search to find years old articles. But I would like sites I don't subscribe to to be excluded.

Apologies for the misspelling, but I do believe they are offering the same service albeit without many of the closed US models.

https://www.eurouter.ai/pricing

There is no LLM in the ML pipeline provided by the OP.

Congratulations to the open router team. Also: Praying for stripes imminent demise.

Eurorouter

The open router team was good people with a good product. Hopefully they can move on with their lives

With this I am looking to moving my operations to Eurorouter. I am so done with these people (stripe)

I avoid Grok for meaningful token spend on purpose/boycotting. I do check in via openrouter occasionally to check it's chat performance which has seemed fine to me since 4. My total grok spend has been ~$2. I disagree with his politics to a huge degree.

My token spend at api rates is about $3000 usd a month recently.

A lot of infrastructure around a very narrow demo. It's not clear to me what this enables that a normal API marketplace doesn't already do.

I'm not sure this was ready to show HN unless I am missing something.

Then perhaps it would be prudent to act to remove them and seize their capital.

Any models available to us that is...

Can you expand on what you mean by this comment?

Now find someone who cares about or respects copyright law.

When I last used Cursor their subscription covered usage of ~$20 per month. Have they switched to a subsidized subscription model like ChatGPT and Claude?

I am unsure if this is the end all be all but it appears preferable to claude code desktop to me.

$2 per message is certainly not my experience

I agree with your reading, I initially misread it.

Do you believe the 4th amendment as it is written protects us from this surveillance today? Or that it should be "amended" to do so? Which part of the amendment do you find to be in conflict with Flock and why?

I would hate to have any of these rules effecting my output

So this won't be happening in the US, but in the EU:

"When a supported Claude model generates text, it weaves an imperceptible watermark directly into the text itself. You won’t see it, and it doesn’t change the meaning, quality, or readability of Claude’s response.

Because the watermark is part of the text, it will travel with the text when it’s copied and pasted elsewhere, and may persist through some editing. Watermarking will be applied at the model level, which means it will be present no matter which Claude product or surface the text comes from."

If you are willing and not too busy, What model do you use and what is your cost? (If using subscription would you be able to check with 'npx ccusage').

I do not have positive connotations regarding Theo Browne. Does anyone have any input regarding the others?

I believe the intention is for you to put it in the M.2

I was notified Framework customers were impacted.

"Auto mode runs a classifier on every tool call, which uses a small number of extra tokens.

As of today, that classifier overhead no longer counts toward your usage limits on Pro, Max, and Team plans. This change will come to Enterprise plans and API users once auto mode is the default for those users, too"

That seems like a good change if making this the default.

I found this site [https://fontsinuse.com/] mentioned in the article to be quite interesting to browse through.

I find the value of this site to be the people. There are insightful discussions about immigration, visas, law, and other news-adjacent topics that have commenters who engage in a way I have not found elsewhere on the internet. I think this site has more value as a highly thoughtful forum space than a technical discussion space.