fragkakis

I have used a personal Gemini token for all users, which often exceeds quota. You can: 1. Check out the repo and use your own tokens 2. Use your own tokens in the browser, they are only held in the browser and are not being persisted or logged in the backend

I have created an open source chatgpt clone with rubyllm, check it out here: https://www.railschat.org/

Isn't it an irony that much of this is in the name of resolving World Problems, such as Global Warming

For what it is worth, those have been banned universally AFAIK

I clearly see the point against using AI for mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. But for the latter, I don't see a choice. If other countries are willing to allow fully autonomous weapons using their own AI, it's no longer a matter of choice, you have to do it too.

The article doesn't say anything about the price (it will be expensive), but it doesn't look like something that the average developer would purchase.

An LLM's effective lifespan is a few months (ie the amount of time it is considered top-tier), it wouldn't make sense for a user to purchase something that would be superseded in a couple of months.

An LLM hosting service however, where it would operate 24/7, would be able to make up for the investment.

My personal site: https://fragkakis.org/

A game I recently implemented: https://chronos.fragkakis.org/

Great hands-on talk about profiling Rails applications with various profilers.

I am sorry. My thoughts are with you and your family.

This article outlines how we used parallel_tests and Github Actions to bring our CI times down from 25 to 10 minutes.

TBH I was expecting a timepiece made in EU

I skipped to the ending of the post and read only the last paragraph. Now I I have no idea what the post is about.

thank god ChatGPT has read all of SO

Poor guy may have bricked his phone

I don't know if it qualifies, but there is this for ancient Olympia, created by Microsoft:

https://inculture.microsoft.com/arts/ancient-olympia-common-...

For me the FF dev tools are not as good as Chrome's. For the basics I need both browsers offer the same functionality. However, on my machine, FF has performance problems with the dev tools open. Also, when I rearrange the width of the columns in the network tab, after some seconds and without knowing why, the columns return to their original width.

Great idea.