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darqis

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    Comment #48278490

    Sure, I also love Vue and Angular and Svelte. But React has the largest ecosystem

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    Comment #48215001

    AI credentials in WordPress, a PHP script. Whatever can go wrong. And who wants that anyway?

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    Comment #48076281

    5.5 is overcomplicating it. Where the solution is e.g. changing some oidc auth url, it goes around and verifies and check and builds this and that to eventually change the url, and…

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    Comment #48076213

    and yet my friend in Moscow is able to use VPN to get around all this

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    Comment #48076192

    pg 18 supports uuidv7 natively and your default should be unique and uuid7()

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    Comment #48076171

    emdash means LLM written article

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    Comment #47937547

    Anthropic has done no such thing. WTF is wrong with you people? HN used to be made up of industry people, but random uninformed comments

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    Comment #47937475

    IT'S NOT SUBSIDIZED

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    Comment #47935425

    A better Opus 4.6

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    Comment #47935418

    ... There IS NO SUBSIDIZED INTERFERENCE jfc.

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    Comment #47935391

    chatgpt business/enterprise

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    Comment #47935360

    you will pay 6fold at the very least. Your 300 messages became 50 or your 1500 became 250 per month. And you have session limits, daily weekly and monthly limits

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    Comment #47935325

    It's obvious they want non-enterprise users out and make it an exclusive club

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    Comment #47935143

    But Microsoft owns OpenAI to a large part. How does that work?

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    Comment #47908636

    solution to what exactly?

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    Comment #47730953

    Openclaw is unreliable. I had it running for a few months. It uses up a lot of resources and doesn't provide any benefit other than being able to chat with it via other methods tha…

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    Comment #47730883

    because it matters. Why would you intentionally choose to ignore that fact if it was provided? I have been using LLMs since August last year, and I know the output they can produce…

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    Comment #47308101

    that's incorrect. They report content they don't agree with. And if the instance owner shared that, the federated user or even instance gets banned. Most prominent example is the U…

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    Comment #47307901

    It's 1 person, the instance admin, deciding what's good or bad for all their users. And this is, I'm not sure what, but gives instance admins too much power to moderate content the…

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    Comment #47287612

    The Fediverse has one problem, concentration of users on few instances, mastodon.social being the largest. And cancel culture. Highly politically motivated cancel culture. What rig…

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    Comment #47158280

    Definitely needed, especially in the Fediverse. Holy crap the edgelords there or on Facebook. You comment something neutral, skeptical, response is either straight insults or compl…

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    Comment #46917123

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46917095

    I'll certainly not enable extra usage. This is a trap. Keep your "credits"

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    Comment #46917087

    It's my experience however.