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I tried using Ceramic to search for "mlb playoffs 2026" and I'm getting results relating to the 2024 *NFL* pre-season
Big +1 for Serper. I still have yet to find a better combination of price and quality
You can confirm the allowed usage amounts with something like ccusage or tokscale
What? The US has been awake for almost 7 hours now
Nearby Glasses is also free on the iOS App Store while ZuckOff contains in-app purchases
Feels like it's been pretty obvious that they have been for a while now
If you have good luck perhaps. That tier of server is virtually always sold out
Contabo is still notably cheaper than it was 2 years ago. I just shut down a 2 year old VPS and made a new one because it was ~20% cheaper than it was two years ago, and I also get more CPU and more RAM
> And yet on iOS, just finding something from a text Message is still a nightmare
This has been a problem on iOS since the dawn of time and has nothing to do with AI
Priced like a much larger model
Opencode absolutely will show you. You just have to toggle “Expand Reasoning”
> If you hit its radar systems and/or damage the surface enough that landing becomes impossible, it becomes a sitting duck.
Both of these statements are wrong. Carriers generally rely on the radar systems of their escorts and their early warning aircraft much more than their own systems.
Similarly, even if the landing deck was damaged, again the carrier's escorts are its primary defense
Please use some line breaks. I find this extremely difficult to read
> This has always been the case where I work, long before AI.
And surely the place you work hired with this in mind. Many places have not, and yet now expect PMs who haven’t coded in years, or in many cases not at all, to contribute to their products’ codebases.
You’d be surprised with some long running complex tasks. I’ve seen Kimi spend 8 minutes (total) thinking on a task that Claude got done in 30 seconds. They both ultimately got it right, but Kimi spent ~$2.25 to Claude’s ~$0.20
> You can't build a business on per-seat subscriptions when you advertise making workers obsolete.
On the other hand I would argue that most workers' salaries are more like subscriptions than API type pricing (which would be more like an hourly contractor)
It does unless you opt out
Cursor sells its own models as well now
Irrelevant when such things are clearly the dream of Altman and his ilk.
There’s a difference between being interested in getting good at something and being good at something
I disagree. A missile without guidance is a rocket which definitely has its uses on the battlefield.
A missile without propulsion is at best a bomb which doesn't do much good without an aircraft to drop it from
The Redditors have arrived
In the two test launches shown in the video, the "missile" doesn't fly straight nor does it demonstrate ability to be "guided" by the launcher towards any particular target.
It's also incredibly slow. There are children's rocket kits that fly significantly faster than this.
These kids won't be arguing before the Supreme Court though. They'll be taking the losses at the lower levels
> That c8i.4xlarge would cost you $246/mo at current spot pricing of $0.3425/hr, which is, what, 20% of the cost of that M1 Max MBP?
A 5 month ROI on a hardware investment would be excellent, so not sure what you're trying to say here?
They tricked you. $40/month over two years is still $960 - definitely still luxury.
I'd agree - even in claude-code it's always trying to search for very basic documentation that, when prompted, it admits that it already has
> When I watch a movie, I don't care about the artist's life. I care about character life, that's very different.
I’m fairly certain the original comment was referring to instances where the artist is the character/primary subject.