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from the license:

If the Licensee or any of its affiliates operates a Model as a Service business, and the aggregate revenue of the Licensee and its affiliates exceeds 20 million US dollars (or the equivalent in other currencies) in total over any consecutive 12 months, the Licensee must enter into a separate agreement with Moonshot AI before using the Software or its derivative works for any commercial purpose.

nice work

I was following your youtube videos and was quite excited for the release, going to give it a try.

On point, and pretty good analogy

can't signup, redirects me to localhost. liked the concept

Pretty cool, love it, why not opening a new tab instead?

This study is not even peer reviewed, is a pre-print and has low sample size.

How do we make all these conclusions so quickly

Nice, already installed on my chrome, thanks

My thinkpad around 11 years old and another Acer Laptop 14 years old (my dad still uses it regularly) are still working but they are too slow for modern video calling softwares.

If I have to do just regular coding and no video calling, they are still the best.

any source?

Just used it and completed a course and I am so much loving this, thanks for your work, will let you know if there are any constructive feedback, so far gooooooood

I am also Indian and I mostly worked in EU. And for me, it came as a surprise, probably in EU, I am surrounded by less Indians!?

Annoyance 0. Your blog post date is wrong

But you have a point, I share some of your annoyances

Bookmarked! thanks for this amazing tool.

Also talking about SEO it is all so gamified.

how can I just write something relevant and not do all the “tricks” and still reach to audience

Absolutely agreed + I have got redirecting links as top results and non relevancy results

One request from writers, please avoid mentioning “western world”. It kinda gives impression that you know rest of the “western” world (in many cases you don’t) and that the west is something special.

Be specific, if it is your country, just mention that.

Nothing specific to the author of this but in general. :)

I tried using the editor, pretty good and innovative.

Good work. Also that you added onboarding in it.

If the robots.txt file has no restrictions parsing and scraping is fine. Of course not all scrappers respect robots.txt but they should But as an internet’s citizen better to always reference the source

Yes, it seems like that, and thats what I am trying to say, that browsers are just one vector, users information is collected from number of sources: - apps you use on your mobile - your email/phone (example: which you gave to a Pizza company is same as of your fb) - Your address which is with a local store nearby etc. etc.

All this information is collected to connect all the dots.

When I was going through the advertiser list, I was kinda shocked coz I never give my any detail to them, and still they have somehow uploaded it to fb. FB should ask the advertisers about source of data.

I did the same for many years, blocking third party cookies, having a different browser profile, but none matters.

Recently I downloaded all my fb data and I found that fb gives a tool to advertisers where they can upload my contact information to join all the dots.

The heading says "Advertisers who uploaded a contact list with your info"

https://imgur.com/a/FRsUP

I already disable 3rd party cookies, its always a good idea, believe me.

Why I say that? 1. No retargeting adv. 2. No site-to-site tracking 3. Less chances of identifying you uniquely.