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Comment #48966032
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 …
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Comment #48739944
I feel like the charts have been adjusted. I am quite sure, they looked different a couple hours ago...
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Comment #48736980
maybe https://outyet.ai/models/claude-sonnet-5 ?
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Comment #48692028
Exactly
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Comment #48691957
1904
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Comment #48691936
They baked the LLM into a CPU
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Comment #48590836
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 revi…
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Comment #48509967
> 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?…
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Comment #48488279
Many of the listed features seem to me to be much more useful than that AI nonsense.
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Comment #48482340
Thanks for the PDF. I feel like I understand even less now than I did before.
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Comment #48482003
Finally, someone is doing something about the rising prices of storage!
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Comment #48478101
What have you always wanted to achieve but haven't managed to do (yet)?
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Comment #48472768
To the people downvoting my comment: Feel free to answer my question. I really don't know the answer.
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Comment #48472219
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 np…
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Comment #48447628
Deleting posts about this topic from /r/proton (which is moderated by proton)!?
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Comment #48388276
Using angular in 2026 is mad :D
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Comment #48362028
Nice
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