spruce_tips
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Comment · 1 month ago
what counts as discounted rate plans? if i pay for a year in advance (and get the yearly discount) and have train on my data set to off.. are you saying that is still being trained on?
Comment · 8 months ago
Yea I knew embeddings I just didn’t quite understand it in OPs context. Makes sense, thanks
Comment · 8 months ago
sorry - what do you mean by embeddings in your last sentence?
Comment · 8 months ago
https://github.com/JoeBerg8/tollbooth
this was part of a little saas tool i was building (since retired it) so spent some time today having an LLM help me pull it into a headless service. far from perfect but sharing anyway. details in readme!
Comment · 8 months ago
https://github.com/JoeBerg8/tollbooth
this was part of a little saas tool i was building (since retired it) so spent some time today having an LLM help me pull it into a headless service. far from perfect but sharing anyway. details in readme!
Comment · 8 months ago
https://github.com/JoeBerg8/tollbooth
this was part of a little saas tool i was building (since retired it) so spent some time today having an LLM help me pull it into a headless service. far from perfect but sharing anyway. details in readme!
Comment · 8 months ago
no one paid me but didnt really have this running for very long on my inbox. was really just a poc. and you're right - the human side is weird. surprisingly hard to solve the "real human, not spam, that's also an email address you see for the first time" scenarios, which there are many of - even with LLMs
Comment · 8 months ago
I built a side project to solve this for myself that’s basically an inbox toll system. It funnels emails from unknown senders into a hidden mailbox and auto replies to the sender with a payment link. After the sender pays, the email gets released to recipient’s main inbox. Recipient can set custom toll amounts, whitelist, etc.
Would be happy to share the code, just lmk!
Comment · 9 months ago
Opus is a superior brand line to Sonnet because historically it’s been a more powerful model. I think the thinking behind a rebrand is that people wouldn’t have as willingly switched their usage over from opus 4.5 since that model has been so popular since December 2025.
Calling it part of the Sonnet line would not provide the same level of blind buy in as calling it part of the Opus line does
Comment · 9 months ago
Ah yes, explains why it takes 3 seconds for a new chat to load after I click new chat in the macOS app.
Comment · 9 months ago
Tried it, not impressed. Terrible UX and generally just confusing. Didn't really intuitively know where to go and why. The thing that made me most mad was the clunkiness around pulling specific files into the chat input as context. Like wtf, bad, bad, bad!
Comment · 9 months ago
Comment · 10 months ago
wow, it's almost like this makes sense