wiether

Why can't we buy the colored magic keyboard as standalone product?

I would love to have a pink one for my MBP!

What sensible reason you have to put your money in a bank?

You mean it speaks French with an English accent?

  > Knowledge and wisdom tend to increase with age.

So does the prevalence of dementia.

  > In Plymouth, Massachusetts, a former dam has been converted to a bridge that lets fish pass unimpeded beneath it

That's a hell of an ugly bridge!

They tried to make it look "natural" with the rock tiles but there's absolutely nothing natural about it.

A plain concrete bridge would have been less of an eyesore.

They're... cookies. A treat.

Looking at the nutritional profile of cookies doesn't make sense. You're supposed to eat them in such low quantity/frequency that it doesn't matter.

RTO also for the servers?

Ironic, given their name.

  > For me, having to maintain and secure it was too much work. A vps may have been easier in some ways, but harder in others.

For security you simply setup Tailscale and only allow private network to access your VPS -> 1h max to setup

Maintenance is running upgrades once a week/month -> 10mn

Depending on how critical your data is, you can rely on the provider's backup policy or setting up something as simple as a cron rsync on an external provider -> 2h to setup

Got the same feeling but still, wanted to try

Until I went to their website, which is absolutely not like OpenRouter.

Heavy, full of useless stuff.

I was also shocked reading OP's post, but after thinking about it a bit I came to the conclusion that they didn't meant "100km daily" but more like "having less than 100km range is not an issue because she never drive that much any day of the year".

Having to recharge the car during a single trip being seen as an issue by OP.

Should be noted that the AWS feature discussed is not pure AWS, it's the "Builder" thing that is built on top of AWS, some kind of PaaS.

A regular AWS account doesn't have the notion of "project" and Cost Management doesn't have those spend limits.

As someone having to fight Meta's bots everyday to keep websites accessible to actual customers, I'm not surprised to read that it can be seen as something positive on the other side of the fence.

But I'm wondering: at what cost?

My own approach is to put the API key in the MCP server, apply principle of least privilege there, and firewall access to MCP with agents being on same private network with Tailscale.

Not only giving an API key to an agent can leak to the model because of harness issues or too broad reading rights, but also most providers don't give the ability to apply principle of least privilege to an API key.

I don't want to give an agent full R/W access to any of my services/accounts.