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treme··on Godot will no longer accept AI-authored code contributions
I don't understand how people can make such sarcastic remarks given AI progress in coding past 8 months
treme··on Godot will no longer accept AI-authored code contributions
most frontier labs have such AI-based triage process, it appears most opensource projects haven't figured how to do this.
treme··on Show HN: Adrafinil – keep a lid-closed Mac awake only while agents work
https://kagerou.glass/#dispensary-shelf

He's a connoisseur.

treme··on Statement on US government directive to suspend access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5
that's cute
treme··on Ear Training Practice
looks fantastic, just what I was looking for. will try, tyvm
treme··on OpenRouter raises $113M Series B
I understand that the refund policy is documented. But “clearly documented” and “fair to the customer” are separate questions.

If a user cancels API access while still holding prepaid credits, that unused balance represents compute they never consumed. Unlike a shipped physical product or a fixed one-time service cost, unused API credit does not seem to impose much marginal cost on OpenRouter to reallocate or refund.

So the issue isn’t whether the policy is disclosed. It’s whether keeping unused prepaid credit after cancellation is the right default, especially when the user is no longer able or willing to use the service.

treme··on OpenRouter raises $113M Series B
how come cancelling api keys with left over prepaid credit isn't refunded?
treme··on Launch HN: Chert (YC P26) – Twilio for iMessage
I think they should probably ignore you and continue working on it seeing as they got accepted into YC.
treme··on The last six months in LLMs in five minutes
you are experiencing reverse Dunning–Kruger effect.

For someone that just dabbled in coding prior, it went from AI building 80%, and struggling through to finish the 20% when trying to build an app/website.

now it's like 97% and struggling with last 3%. Yes it'll look rough around the edges when evaulated by a senior dev, but being able to build MVP level things to completion with ease helps you stay engaged and motivated to continue and learn.

treme··on Higher usage limits for Claude and a compute deal with SpaceX
CEO that accelerated eletric car industry by 10 years

CEO that accelerated space industry by 10+ years

CEO that accelerated HCI industry by 10 years

treme··on Project Glasswing: Securing critical software for the AI era
"We’re better at cyber than anybody else in the world... If we ever get hit, we’ll hit very hard. We’ll be able to hit very hard,"
treme··on Samsung Q990D unresponsive after 1020 firmware update
I think it hasn't even been a year since Samsung bricked bunch of their phones with firmware update. They really must have no proper engineering team behind update process.
treme··on Plasticlist Report – Data on plastic chemicals in Bay Area foods
basically you should avoid all wild caught sea food. has roughly 50x such contaminants vs land based animal protein
treme··on ChatGPT Pro
they are optimizing for new accounts/market share over short term rev
treme··on Car tires shed a quarter of all microplastics in the environment
On previous thread of this topic, someone on hn claimed to have worked in tire industry and that some small additive that would cost few percent extra would largely address thos issue.
treme··on Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price
gramps, btc has taken over as storage of value akin to digital gold at this point many years ago. No more convenient/secure way to move money.
treme··on Everything I built with Claude Artifacts this week
from what I hear, they are very close in functionality.

https://github.com/cline/cline

check out the gif to get a look.

treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
I'm eagerly awaiting you to break grounds, invest 100's of millions, hire top researchers in field and out compete Elon.
treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
As a smart man once said: 'A lie can travel half way around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes.'

https://www.quora.com/Was-Tesla-bailed-out-by-the-US-governm...

No, Tesla did not receive any funds under the 2009 auto industry bailout.[1] The $80.7 billion went to Chrysler and GM.

Tesla did receive a government loan of $465 million under the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing program, a program signed into law by Bush in 2008. Tesla subsequently repaid that loan.

treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
Tesla took government loans and paid them all back with interest. there was never any bailout but I can tell you just hate the man regardless of facts.

Feel free to put your money where your mouth is by shorting TESLA if you feel like it's so overvalued. and get crushed like everyone that did just that along the way.

treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
conceptually we had eletric cars since 1900. Doesn't mean much until someone improves it to mass market adoptable level and mass produce it like Elon did with TESLA.

It's silly to compare available tech from 90s from what's possible nowadays with 1000x + BCI bandwidth done with Neuralink

treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
you don't know anything about how business works if you can't appreciate how Elon managed to turn Tesla at concept car stage to current mass manufacturing capacities and being more valuable than next 7 car companies combined.

the man got into Stanford for Physics, and there are more than enough anecdotes from his biography done by Walter Isaacson that confirm his technical prowess.

treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVcMpjIY52Q

basically not. Literally life changing already for this person.

treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
kinda sickens me how bad-faith your comment is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVcMpjIY52Q

They are currently breaking grounds in treating quadriplegic patient's life for better.

treme··on Tesla has been testing a robotaxi service in the Bay Area for most of the year
The man may exaggerate pace of progress but he has more than proved him self with TESLA, SpaceX, Neuralink. that's 3 bleeding edge companies in 3 different industries.

p.s) For those misinformed about state of Neuralink. Currently in beta with quadriplegic patients.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVcMpjIY52Q

treme··on Everything I built with Claude Artifacts this week
no devs should be using the chat ui. get api key via anthropic.com, add cline extension on VSCode and do away with copy/pasting
treme··on The million-dollar mystery of milk.com
such one word domain would easily go for ~3k on open market.
treme··on U.S. court orders LibGen to pay $30M to publishers, issues broad injunction
Russian government not caring about enforcing western corporation's copyright does play a big role.
treme··on Teacher caught students using ChatGPT on their first assignment. Debate ensues
I meant to convey similar sentiment as you with my comment.
treme··on Teacher caught students using ChatGPT on their first assignment. Debate ensues
tbh even functional role of a teacher is about to be upend with AI. All I know is I rather my children be taught something that will be useful with assumption that everyone will have access to have a tool like chatgpt at home/work.
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