miyuru

it says on footnote "After the introductory period expires, the price of $4 per 1M input tokens and $20 per 1M output tokens will apply."

another source is opencode and they have geographic breakdown.

https://opencode.ai/data/

>most users of Claude and OpenAI don't use those APIs over OpenRouter

All of the other providers in that list have their own APIs and plans too

Multiple ISPs in my country have already deployed IPv6 with NAT64 support, and with CLAT support now available, I think IPv6-only networks will be the next step for most ISPs.

tailscale does P2P too, it only fails back relays to when it cannot do P2P.

>license our work

what proof do you have, that they don't train on your data?

they can say they don't, but I don't see any way for you to confirm it.

with how these companies operate currently, I won't be surprised, if they say that one of agents "mistakenly" did that already..

I am from a Asian country, so some downloads from other side of the world are sometimes slow and not stable.

So I have a VPS running for thoses downloads and any that slow.

Google also, sometimes hides the search results it used for AI overview.

meaning you won't get them in the results page, but hidden inside the AI overview as links.

this and the increasing bad scammy ads, there is really good chance for other search engines to take over.

I sometimes watch those walking videos after visiting the city. Its whole different feeling than watching random video.

>Because the third-party runners sit outside GitHub’s network, they rely on a direct IP link to reach GitHub. The provider traced the hangs to intermittent degradation on that link.

This is interesting. If I read that correctly this means the CI host had a direct peering connection with Github or Azure network.

Why were they not able solve the issue?

the blog mentions that they use a local cache to "reduce the time" but the problem is not solved right?

Same here. It’s the first AI provider I actually gave money to, since they offered the model for free with a Mimo code for the first month or so, and it was great.

These days, there are more intelligent models like DS4.1, but Mimo is very obedient, so I plan things with another model and give the implementation to Mimo.

I had the same feeling yesterday, when the front page was filled with all apple stuff.

I have been lurking in lobste even though i dont have account, which currently has this post which is right up my ally.

https://lobste.rs/s/twkkac/fastly_speedtest_test

same thing on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49650630

take screenshots of the responses and do a chargeback.

I am working on a IPv6 only monitoring tool for the past 2 years.

https://v6monitor.com/domains/history/79/news-ycombinator-co...

Since I am working on other projects, its not fully what I want it to be ATM.

artificialanalysis for me.

https://artificialanalysis.ai/#intelligence-comparison-tabs

your dns server is down.

;; communications error to 2001:470:4b:27e:8::#53: timed out

same here.

Also in my country there is trend of remaking the old songs, with AI.

modernised sound with AI voice singing and AI video. They have ton of views in YT.

when trying to download models using browser, the DL domain for me us.aws.cdn.hf.co which points to bunch of singapore AWS IPv4 for me, despite it saying US.

Judging by the openrouter leaderboard ranking for today, it looks like Dv4F us more popular than mimov2.5.

https://openrouter.ai/rankings?view=day#leaderboard-table

These days cost per task is more important, and SOTA models have become expensive.

For me Cloudflare is worse, it takes more than 5 seconds, where as anubius take 1-2 secs.

funny with all the IP information they have, cloudflare cannot do a better job. (I am on IPv6)

and most of the time, its on marketing product pages like in framework main site, which can be cached.

I am from Sri Lanka, which is a large island.

We have a smaller number of ISPs due to the cost of submarine cables, and ISP prices were high due to profit-seeking. After Starlink came, the incumbent ISPs started to offer unlimited packages for the first time.

Also, Starlink is good as a backup connection for rural areas too.

> No, you can ask your provider to announce the IPs for you via a private ASN, but I have not seen a provider that is cheap enough to do BYOIP without an ASN. Getting your own ASN is the best option.

BYOIP in AWS is free. and VPC have lot of customisable and all are well documented.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ec2-byoi...

Any plans to add IPv6 support? NAT GW are costly and docker hub has full support.

currently reg.mini.dev does not have AAAA records. Did not check the blob storage endpoints.

internet is used by billions of people, not just you.

didn't Scaleway also increase prices 1st of this month?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47944914

> i'm currently using their hillsboro instances.

existing VPS will have the old price.

It get increased only if it is rescaled and for new VPSs.

yes, I am using mimo code(free version) for the last 2 days. I gets the job done for me.

If I need to upgrade, the plan start at $6, so its a no brainer.

it looks like all AI is following the same pattern as GPT-3 again, building bigger models to achieve better results.

> There are times where a AAAA record points to an IP that doesn't respond, but the A record responds and so on > If it went down for months I wouldn't notice.

you are not alone.

I am building a service to monitor such events. usual up-time monitors mostly checks the v4 address.

https://v6monitor.com/tools/ipv6-check