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NVIDIA buying HF feels like defensive move. They don't want open models become hardware agnostic. I bet we see more 'optimized for CUDA' push in one year.

Just because I understand English a little, so I write Chinese and translate it to English via LLM. This sentence is "generated" by myself.

Well done, I will follow ...

Guilty. Used AI for 2 years, now I feel dumb. Going back to basics this break. No Claude, no ChatGPT.

Yeah, I feel the same. Most modern GUIs waste so much space and hide actions behind hamburger menus – TUIs just get out of my way and let me work fast. I’ll take a well‑made TUI over a sluggish Electron app any day.

Exactly this. Being able to attach to a tmux session over SSH and pick up where I left off is a killer feature for me. No GUI remote solution comes close in simplicity and responsiveness.

Congrats to the OpenRouter team! Been using it since the early days — the ability to try every new model without creating 20 different accounts is still the killer feature. Hope Stripe gives you the resources to keep building.

Agree. The work itself looks solid. Good job to the author.

I agree. Even if the README was polished with AI, the technical work behind it is impressive. Let's focus on the code.