DaGardner

for gemini-2.5-flash-lite the recommended GA migration target is gemini-3.1-flash-lite, or gemma-4-26b-a4b-it-maas.

both more expensive (was $0.10/$0.40) and now either ($0.25/$1.50) or ($0.15/$0.60) for the global variant. especially for uses cases like generating short summaries, where no strong reasoning is needed, there seems to be no option at a similar price point available anymore.

Have you checked out https://connectrpc.com/ We are using this for the basic HTTP server/client compatibility. And that means we can also use from web a context without any proxy setup.

this annoys me as well, why would the app decide to log me out, when it cannot connect to the backend? I have playlists downloaded for this exact reason...

Yes it does: https://stackexchange.com/performance

Pretty impressive I think.

Developer Experience I suppose

sha1("") == da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709

and 'e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23ca2e25604af290' is the inital commit of git itself: https://github.com/git/git/tree/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23ca...

I think this sums the situation up quite well and explains why Mercedes, BMW, etc. have not put a serious Tesla competitor on the streets yet:

> We have to earn money at the end of the day though.

Looks very nice, sharp graphics and the dial has a nice "feel" to it, both mobile and desktop. Very well done.

direct link to the the project homepage of 'microG': https://microg.org/

as many "transpilers" / compilers, whatever you might name them, it lacks example input output.

I want to see how my new rust code base looks light, does it compile with some heuritics, or just 1:1 C to rust primitives?

Has anyone noticed this awesome tutorial on the site? Just plain awesome!

I have no problem streaming with Chrome Mobile iOS... Works really well.

from the source code: "Updated at 2007. 02. 13. '00.05.AM'"

Or just send pull requests, if a user doesn't want to grant push access (this can also be used as comment moderation)

waiting time for my submission was 106h... that's insane. And if I'd donate €2.99 it would get reduced to 96h...

(I know..., HN produced a lot of load on their servers...)

and to use it an a spark context and such

Especially the joined equal signs could be hard to distinguish I guess...

this might be cool until you have to debug some weird bug and do not know if it has to do with client or server code...

I always prototype stuff on paper with a pen; best way to use your entire desk(top) ;)

The packets might be encrypted, but Facebook/WhatsApp _could_ still hold on a master key.