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With oil prices and wars, the adoption for renewables and not just solar should accelerate to wean the world off oil.

Love the concept. Being able to click and then have video automatically zoom makes the tutorial looks more professional.

Does someone know if push come to shove, do they have a ready to go escape pod or ship to go back Earth anytime in an emergency? How many backups do they get?

Tokens can get expended very quickly driving costs up substantially since there is no clarity in its usage If your service can cut the use substantially, for a large company with a huge AI bill, the savings could make up for the cost of the service which I think is pricey in my opinion. But I can see how it could work out.

Well design and intuitive. Beat trying to put my days out in a calendar app. I think it gives a nice representation for the day and if you import in the day's event from Google Calendar , Apple or whatever, it saves some typing.

If these are fake revenues, I would think that the sophisticated investors would see through that? Or everyone is just in some ponzi scheme raising valuation and letting the last investors hold the bag or eventually pass it on to retail investors buying at the peak?

If I don't need something powerful like GPT 5.5 or Claude, I could just use Deepseek, Qwen or the cheaper chinese models. I think everyone is getting smart about routing their workload to models that are cheap but good enough to fulfill the request/task and then reserving the pricier like Claude for tasks needing higher intelligence.

useful data. thanks for putting it together. what's some of your data source?

Does this mean Claude Code $200 plan is really costing them more to run it especially for power users or they are just ripping off people with API usage? If they are just subsidizing for the $200 plan, is it just a land grab for now? and then raise prices later?

In general, Gemini flash is still relatively cheaper compared to the "mini" version of the other big 2. However, I agree that newer version seem to have multiple X price increase (similar to the new ChatGPT) and we certainly need competition from the open source models to keep these guys in check with pricing.

This looks like a fantastic resource for artists who find traditional wooden mannequins a bit too limiting for complex anatomy. I particularly appreciate the inclusion of the "Timed Drawing Challenge," as consistent gesture practice is such a vital part of improving one's craft. Additionally, the option to toggle biological constraints is a very clever touch for those working on more expressive or stylized character designs.

This is a fascinatingly minimalist project that really strips back the gacha genre to its bare essentials. I found myself surprisingly invested in trying to collect all numbers, which really highlights how powerful that core collection loop can be even without flashy graphics. The 'Roll' mechanic feels very snappy, and I appreciate the clean, distraction-free UI you've built here. It's a great interactive way to explore the psychology of probability and collection.

It’s great to see a modern take on the classic audio player focused on local libraries rather than just streaming. I also appreciate the transparent one-time purchase model in an era where subscription fatigue is so common among desktop tools. This looks like a solid, focused utility for power users who still value fine-grained control over their playback.

How is it different from OpenClaw and Hermes?

Token-maxxing is a silly idea that does not measure true productivity and quality. I can easily burn through tokens and not produce anything useful.

simple and effective. love the hot or not style for opinions.

I could not resist going towards the phone!!

Even if the votes are highly accurate, there is no circumstance in which I would want to leave my laptop at a Starbucks. There is a likelihood I may forget, but certainly not intentionally leaving it. That said, there are places where people leave their cell phones, keys, etc just to reserve a table in a food court while they go off to buy their food. I guess this map could be a proxy on which countries are safe to do that.

If you are just a high schooler working on this, that's freaking amazing!

It's inevitable that AI Art will be used everywhere and haters will get desensitized due to over exposure. There is a right time and place to use real artwork vs ai art as long as someone doesn't try to claim ai art as real.

Would you say your approach is less flexible and creative vs gen AI then? Because you are bounded by what the pipeline can rig/interpret vs open-ended generation from gen AI. I suppose it does preserve the original authorship better though.

First time I come across mogging, but this looks like a automated evaluation version of a hot or not for websites.

dot com heralds the internet era. there may be a bubble that time, but many enduring companies still thrives from that era. AI will be the same- its a generational change and certainly there will be pockets of bubbles where many companies will die. However, AI is the new electricity for intelligence- many of us will not be able to live without it in future just like our life gets disrupted by a blackout or the internet going down.

It's a good start. Habbo Hotel and Club Penguin brought back the good old days playing as a kid. Honestly, I thought they were still around.