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In this particular case - good riddance. Such tools should not require a round-trip to an ad-infested website on the other side of the world. The crucial issue is that in the proce…

> I was a happy OpenAI customer. Do they care? > $379 spent on credits in July alone Still heavily subsidized, you should be thankful they let you use a bit of their compute. > Jul…

Tales from the crypt.

I run 100-device zigbee network with zigbee2mqtt. Philips, Bosch, Sonoff and some others. No internet access. Zigbee devices are slow and low power, they cannot access internet dir…

Did they fix that bug with ublock not working properly on Chrome?

Yes, but it's eclectic and annoying to setup. One of my goals is to be harness-independent and be able to jump between them, another is to let agents to work completely autonomousl…

That is very curious, thank you.

I have some sort of a "solution" - my process keeps state that really matters (think "JIRA for agents") in a separate database (accessible over MCP). Essentially, I can terminate m…

Well, share the full one then.

DOS was easy.

Nope.

By the way, if you try to use it to write prose, it will drive you mad by adding "adult" everywhere, e.g. "adult chessboard". Applies to GPT, Claude/Fable and Grok.

Fable literally refused me to chat about React several times citing limitations on chemical weapons development.

Blah-blah-singularity, so let's cripple the models so much they refuse to talk about React, because who knows if you are not cooking chemical weapons or meth in your browser's DOM,…

That only matters if you use it interactively - which is not the most efficient way to use.

Well, my backup plan is GLM. Cheap and not that bad really.

I don't, feel better with Pi with a custom set of extensions.

I wonder if they are gonna stop us from using gpt subscriptions in alternative harnesses. If not - that doesn't matter much, codex cli is a remarkably unremarkable harness.

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I meant that I haven't seen such early lawsuits initiated by whoever.

Their own spec declares less than 2.5 throughput in ideal conditions.

There are many options very well over $1M. The 1975 one for 475K is unlikely to be used for medical transportation. But you don't have to believe my story, you are totally entitled…

Personally, I've never seen anything like this. Usually it's billing company who sues, not providers dierctly - again, from my experience.

In the UK maybe, but in the US you should expect higher bills for _ground_ transport. Like literally, the linked story is about $12K bill for short distance ground transportation n…