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I can't walk :D

Stackoverflow had such a toxic and beginner-unfriendly community...

Thank you for bringing that up. Both got flagged, maybe due to incorrect calculation of the percentage?!

To attract users :)

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The question is probably more: How can it be legal to offer a service without specifying exactly what you're getting?

Perhaps one should start by looking into how the providers of LLMs obtained the training data.

I think it's perfectly normal for errors to occur given the pace of development.

Retroactive refunds are certainly better, but I think OpenAI is much more customer-focused in this regard than Anthropic.

I feel like the charts have been adjusted. I am quite sure, they looked different a couple hours ago...

maybe https://outyet.ai/models/claude-sonnet-5?

Exactly

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They baked the LLM into a CPU

Besides local review via codex and Claude code, we are using GitHub Copilot with custom instructions. We just assign it as a reviewer in GitHub and a couple minutes later, the review is done. It raises a lot of issues which are valid and which I never had found. https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/customize-code-...

> a relative-path rm -rf executed after the shell's working directory had been reset to the repo root, without re-checking pwd first.

Did you switch the working directory manually?

Many of the listed features seem to me to be much more useful than that AI nonsense.

Thanks for the PDF. I feel like I understand even less now than I did before.

Finally, someone is doing something about the rising prices of storage!

What have you always wanted to achieve but haven't managed to do (yet)?

To the people downvoting my comment: Feel free to answer my question. I really don't know the answer.

I wonder if there are still reasons to use yarn? Has yarn also implemented safeguards to protect against supply chain attacks? Until now, I only knew about pnpm. It’s great that npm has followed up.

Deleting posts about this topic from /r/proton (which is moderated by proton)!?

Using angular in 2026 is mad :D

Nice