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between 300 - 1200ms , also very random

I then found bejamas where you can do some nice comparisons like: https://bejamas.com/compare/turso-vs-upstash-redis-vs-cloudf...

We are currently developing a project and were very open regarding the provider and none came close to Cloudflare pages.

The free geo information in the header alone is already worth it for us so we save money on purchasing a separate ip db but also don't waste time for the separate db call looking up the location.

I was very disappointed by their kv store latency and that d1 does not replicate yet. So we ended up comparing a poor man solution in just providing the json at a http endpoint on our webserver vs. quite a few global kv providers.

We set up a promise race and did thourough global tests. Doing the http request beat the global kv store providers by far, even if they have a pop in syd, the cloudflare http request to europe or the us was still faster. We are using Argo though, this might have helped as well.

Good old memories working in the adult industry

You make the assumption that social media is the main source of truth for voters.

But people are waking up and vote because of what they see with their own eyes.

100% this.

This would never have happened if it would have been a left wing politician obeying to the EU elites.

Symfony also does a great job adding polyfills way ahead of a PHP release , eg https://github.com/symfony/polyfill-php84

As a German this was the most disgusting thing to ever hear from a politician.

She completely devaluated the horrific unspeakable crimes of ww2 in one sentence.

Luckily she got what she deserved and we will never hear from her again

Is this model as restricted in content generation like openai, claude etc.

Or more open like eg Hercules?

image was flagged as inappropriate by the google vision api ?

But you have to pay the setup fee of 94 Euros every time you would choose this server, or?

This sounds interesting:

"We will continue to offer a suite of safety filters that developers may apply to Google’s models. For the models released today, the filters will not be applied by default so that developers can determine the configuration best suited for their use case."

Awesome product!

I was just a bit confused that the sign up buttons for the Hobby and Scale plans are grey, I thought that they are disabled until randomly hovering over them.

Looks like this is only possible with some prior manual action:

To access the BLOCK_NONE setting, you can:

Apply for the allowlist through the Gemini safety filter allowlist form,

or

Switch your account type to monthly invoiced billing with the Google Cloud invoiced billing reference.

They own Priceline, Kayak, Agoda and a lot of other sites

nice tool. would be great to see different breakpoints in the preview

What did you find is the most reasonable explanation?

I also assume groq is 10-15x faster

I miss full dark mode support :/

I really like some of their templates and ended up cherry picking parts and rewrote the React to vanilla js. Took me a day or two for the rough change but eventually it feels 'dirty'.

I bought the pro license for Flowbite as well. I like that is has a js library and I think the look and feel works well on admin dashboards, not so much for b2c cases

I know, like I mentioned not in the templates or catalyst

TailwindUI's 101% bet on React for the templates and catalyst is really sad. I would pay extra for TailwindUi vanilla js components.

So it's good to see new component libraries being released supporting vanilla Javascript with Tailwind and gives developers who do not like React a choice.

I wonder if these images might still get you in trouble if they show copyrighted work like the Eiffeltower at night, the opera house in Sydney or Atomium in Brussels

I am a bit lost looking at the models

Can the following be assumed:

- The gpt-4-preview models are history now

- gpt-4-turbo-2024-* are the now released models

- There will be no more 'preview' models released in the '4' branch

?

Of course there are a lot of sources but after 3 minutes the comment got already flagged.

It's pointless to put energy into this discussion if people don't want to face the truth.

I like the app as well but to me it also sounds like 'ChatGPT, create an unusal marketing post', it all doesn't make sense, even less for people who have experience with real ddos attacks.

It's a totally different approach for interference

In short:

Groq - Ai Chip Microsoft etc. - Nvidia Gpu

This is for existing customers. If they offer servers for an hourly rate I would expect prices to up with a priced in setup fee

Thank you for the blog link, it has some very well written in depth content.

Minimum extraction cost 100 credits , so only 250 pages could be parsed with the regular plan?