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If you use API in agent or your own integration with software, such models make a lot of sense. We use Terra 5.6 for "question to SQL" translation for example. It's good enough and affordable enough. Luna will probably not handle complex queries well while Sol is too expensive.

Same here, it's fast, cheap and fairly reliable for my use case.

I would love to read more about this if possible

I do. Sharing training data with OpenAI gives me a lot of complementary tokens. I go above that but it's still quite economical and I pick the right model for the task (Luna for most).

Genuine question: Are the use-cases similar to Jev or do you see it applicable for something different? Too dumb to figure it out on my own.

AGY is best probably, yes. That's what I use. It works with others too, like OpenCode etc.

That's Google at its best :)

I love Luna too. An excellent model and still usually better value per dollar than Gemini if you pay for API tokens. Things may change with 3.8 - we'll know soon.

Google One plans are quite a good value actually - for a few bucks you get more Gemini plus space in Drive and other extras. Even through API, $3.75 for nearly Sol-level quality isn't that bad. And let's not forget you can use it for free in AI Studio, and in the user app (even free accounts get tons of usage, though it's still 3.6 there), and in Antygravity.

Gemini 3.7 is my workhorse - fast and good enough for most tasks. Occasionally I go to GPT Sol or Claude to improve Gemini's output or for more complex tasks, but more than of my work usage is Gemini 3.7. Quite happy to test 3.8 now.

Honestly I don't understand how this is not on the front page

I used to not be excited about the next consumer tech gadget or the next JS framework, but I am now pretty excited about transforming new tech now (AI, energy, space, etc).

If you are happy to share data for training, the contributor mode offers amazing price $0.10 / $0.20

They have no choice - if they don't offer AI assisted search, someone else will eat their lunch.

They also provide the most usage for free and in the cheap paid plans.

Flash 3.5 does OK for various tasks. It's not super smart but is a workhorse and if 3.6 one is better than it, that's a positive for me.

It's a very good model for this size and price. I tried it with a couple of small tasks - just an year ago this would be the level of the leading models.

Are the existing customers grandfathered to the old prices (at least for now)? I don't see the increase in my account.

I agree, I am doing this almost all my life (crying emoji) :)

I agree with a lot that you say and notice similar trends in our work. I am a little skeptical about this one though:

"You don't really need to work for a company anymore, because a solo dev can absolutely build crazy things, so it's not like you need to rely on anyone else."

One of the reasons for devs to work in company is not that they can't deliver the work themselves. It's that they don't have the connections to land customers. Most devs need a company at least to handle the marketing so they can focus on what they are good at.

Still using Kate for all of my coding

Nope, I just found about it recently. It seems familiar for a WP user but decoupled from the front-end. We decided to try it - time will tell if it's a good decision or not.

They seem to be interested mostly in adding more and more visual editing features that keep making the whole thing more unstable and messy. There's no hope. We already have clients who were with WP for many years switching to Directus and a custom front-end. The only reason others are still in it is the huge ecosystem and the custom integrations they have built around WP.

I don't think this will happen. If most content goes behind a paywall, releasing content for free will again become a valuable source of attention. It used to be so before the web got filled with so much free content that it lost any value.

I love when between the AI updates and Rust vs C++ wars, HN suddenly promotes a post about rice farming in Japan <3

Am I the only one who's not getting the point of this?

Excuse me, but if the difference between 10 EUR per month and 14 eur per month is going to kill your startup, you probably shouldn't try to start it. Might be time to think about using and creating less memory-hungry software.

Who's going to pay for a BJJ coach when nearly everyone is out of job?

I learned this year at 45 - before that I only had a moped license and used a moped. I am not a "car person" and did not expect I'd like driving. I turned out wrong! I enjoy it and especially enjoy the benefits and freedom a car gives you. You'll most likely not regret it too.

It's too windy for trees there, similarly to large parts of Iceland. People could probably plant trees that are not high - I don't know what species will feel good in this climate though.