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For quick and simple, by all means do a TUI. I have done it too, and they're super easy to vibecode :)

Claude Code seems neither quick nor simple

Why do TUI developers insist on doing such weird stuff when they could just make a GUI

use firebase cloud functions free tier

really depends on the company. my company cares a lot about security because it's a huge fortune 50 company with sensitive data and a lot of reputation could be lost with a security scandal

jfrog is the one my company uses

companies that actually care about security have a more secure solution and don't allow devs to use pypi

A human could read the llms.txt if they want to. And a developer could put ads in llms.txt if they wanted to!

You seem to be misunderstanding why a website would make llms.txt

Obviously, they would not make it just for an AI company to scrape

Here's an example. Let's say I run a dev tools company, and I want users to be able to find info about me as easily as possible. Maybe a user's preferred way of searching the web is through a chatbot. If that chatbot also uses llms.txt, it's easy for me to deliver the info, and easy for them to consume. Win-win

Of course adoption is not very widespread, but such is the case for every new standard.

> Super exciting that OpenAI pushed the compute out this far

it's even more exciting than that. the fact that you even can use more compute to get more intelligence is a breakthrough. if they spent even more on inference, would they get even better scores on arc agi?

I am eager to learn the pricing as well. It works sooo well but the pricing will make or break whether it's viable for apps

the ability to invert a function sounds crazy to me. I never imagined that was possible

training an ai model is essentially searching for parameters that can make a function really accurate at making predictions. in the case of LLMs, they predict text.

Github already has a way to get the raw text files

Researchers want to publish

Recruiting

if a metric is too simple, choose better metrics! don't throw away metrics altogether