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It does at the end of the article, under 18 will be banned

Ah shit, here we go again

Works for me, could be region related

Getting worse each day, it was mainly Gemini 3 Pro, switched to 3.1 when it released, now the Gemini 3 Flash is having peak times often.

Also cause google to continuously reducing free tiers to stable their infrastructure

And it's also seems to be worse from here, probably for all major providers

I also received this shitty email 3 days ago

Doesn't feel like an apple to apple comparison, how does it match against for example ScyllaDB with also UDF ran on the same VM ?

Not an opened source license, they allow to use only 1 production server

We got notepad.exe RCE before GTA 6

Another thing I did with LLM which I found very useful, is to give the LLM an existing song lyrics and ask him to do a similar one with different subject I give him

I've started at 2018, mainly used a similar site to upwork but local to my country so less competition and most of the time when you find a client from there, they refer you or use you again

Of course adding there to your profile skills, portfolio etc, sending your CV and website can really help

Once you have a website like this or a few, always keep hunting for work. You can fail to get one for 2 weeks but then find one that will last you few months of work

Normally as a "freelancer" you get make much more money with the same time of work, if you work fast try to always get a fixed price project and finish it ASAP. If not you can use a client or a few hourly and over the time to look for those fixed price

If you new to this, you gonna make a lot of mistakes estimating costs on those fixed price projects, we all do. We learn over time :)

not mine :)

In the updated fee structure Unity is supposedly to soon announce, download counts would not be counted retroactively (i.e. all games would start from zero when the policy is implemented) and fees would be limited to 4% of a game’s revenue once it reaches $1M

instead of the JSON.parse(JSON.stringify())