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Since it's a client app someone else could open-source it for them instead.

Why is the first thing after the "calmer internet" intro an ad to another app?

I love how someone's security disaster becomes someone else's feature.

> Would they be grating to them in the pre-LLM days?

No, same way "synergy" wasn't grating before every middle manager started saying it.

Kind of, not really, in this case it's a subscription that renews monthly/yearly so you have to remember to cancel it when your reach the amount you wanted to donate, maybe you didn't want to donate as much as 1 month costs so you're left not sending them any money in the end, right now you can't even subscribe cause their console 404's. You got to make it as easy as possible for people to part with their money, component library subscription is not it.

You answered "Why do you have a component library?" but I think the original question was more along the lines of "Why bother monetizing components that can be copyright-washed in minutes with LLMs instead of having a Donations funnel?"

It was in the beta channel from some time now being updated and refined, steam is constantly updating the beta channel and promotes updates to general channel every now and then.

Source? I thought Apple gated XAPPLEPUSHSERVICE so 3rd party accounts on the mail.app fallback to fetch/poll.

> why the hell would I sign up for a service that does what email/IMAP does in the first place?

I don't know nor use the app promoted by GP, but in general the problem with apple is that they don't support the standard email/IMAP push, and only some 3rd parties have approval to use the non-standard apple email push (Fastmail I think). So people have come up with ways to get around apple's arbitrary restrictions.

> REA still uses jadx MCP for Android reversing instead of my tool, which they've probably never even heard of. Here's my pitch:

Really?

Isn't that like saying that guns may be legal but later use of those guns may not be?

No, a cluster can server multiple users at the same time, providers cap the tok/s so that one cluster can run inference on multiple inputs at the same time. OpenAI with their new ultrafast mode is probably reserving the whole cluster or prioritizing requests of ultrafast users above others with a higher tok/s hence the high price and high speed. There's many other knobs providers tweak that they don't show the users, for example I doubt many providers are hosting the full FP16 version.

Blindly bright on my laptop on firefox as well