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by deno 13d ago
Also word of warning: don't buy Google AI subscription before you confirm you have "Antigravity entitlement" whatever that is. You can have "verified" account (for 18+ and Gmail), bank card added, active AI Pro subs
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by deno 14d ago
Well it's in AIStudio and Antigravity always the same day even free tier. Chat is usually low priority, especially if you don't have subscription. Are you on Pro/Ultra?
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by deno 14d ago
You know how the saying goes that you have to pick two out of three: cheap, fast or good? This is all of those. Pretty exciting. I'll wait for Astra and Grok 4.7 announcements but probably getting at least one Ultra subscription. Since
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by deno 14d ago
Seems maybe you’re keeping a forever-session and multiple independent tasks end up overstaying in context? I would say either start new sessions for new tasks or limit the context to something smaller than 1M. I usually start with research&
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by deno 14d ago
Try updating the app? You should see at least 3.7 I think. It's been available for quite some time.
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by deno 22d ago
Don’t worry there’s regulation in the works that will mandate how much air you can have in the box[1]. The EU is on the case. [1] https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=CELEX:52...
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by deno 22d ago
That’s cool I didn’t know about EURL. I have researched it before AI and must have missed it or dismissed because of the French language, so my mistake. But it’s still an exception: https://chatgpt.com/s/t_6a8d8edbe3108
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by deno 22d ago
Yes that was my criticism exactly, but US LLC by default has no corporate tax (unless you opt-in for some reason) while still having limited liability. It's why it's so unique. There's no other country in the world that has a
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by deno 23d ago
You're right I got ahead of myself a bit there. Yes, you need to pay personal income tax in your tax resident country but that's much easier than formalized bookkeeping and corporate income tax (assuming your LLC is DE which is th
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by deno 23d ago
If you actually sell intra-EU and deal with multiple currencies 200€/m would be cheap. I'd expect no less than 1000€/m.
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by deno 23d ago
You need to do double entry bookkeeping and prepare annual financial statements for all of those you've mentioned including UK. In addition, you cannot register LTD in Ireland yourself, the Company's secretary must be a different
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by deno 23d ago
It is enforceable and the financial punishment is severe. There's no US’s LLC equivalent in EU, you basically only have C-Corp/Inc. equivalents (much more expensive to start and operate, both because of accounting and corporation
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by deno 23d ago
Except you don’t have min threshold requirements for neither PPWR nor WEEE, it's before you can sell anything. And you need to register, hire an authorized agent and get contract (which always has minimal amount rather than per-kg pric
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by deno 23d ago
I mean that's what the PPWR directive is already? It's a single set of laws that applies to all member states. They just didn't write any interop so every country has its own system and registration. If it was just single reg
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by deno 23d ago
And EU does it with VAT-OSS scheme which was also separate in each country before. There's just no will to do this with EPR because there's too much money and lobbying power in the recycling cartel.
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by deno 23d ago
If you actually sell electronics you also need to register for electronic recycling (WEEE or equivalent) in each member state you sell to and the costs are even greater than PPWR costs alone. Probably 5x more at least.
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by deno 23d ago
This has nothing to do with EPR. The €3 for packages from China is a fixed processing fee on top of potential tariffs. They got rid of the de minimis €150 limit for tariffs and added fees on top. There was also €25 VAT de minimis limit but
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by deno 1mo ago
I think it's limited to US or at least EU is excluded.
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by deno 2mo ago
I don't berate or insult the models. If you treat your computer like this you might get into habit of it with people as well.
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by deno 2mo ago
You made the model cry :(
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by deno 2mo ago
The point of this was supposed to be "model tool use competency" not baseline over-eagerness.
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by deno 2mo ago
Unless I'm missing something I think to a large degree you're just comparing system prompts. If I add "Research the question extensively" to your prompt at the end I get the correct answer from Haiku and Sonnet Med on fi
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by deno 2mo ago
Yes, you need 3f+1, so 4 for f=1, 7 for f=2. https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/pubs/byz.pdf
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by deno 2mo ago
But what if the third bookkeeper is malicious? You need at least four bookkeepers to achieve byzantine fault tolerance with f=1.
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by deno 2mo ago
This would be hallucination rate and neither of those models excels in this area and in fact Grok does, or at least prior version.
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by deno 2mo ago
This isn't tool usage competency, it's tool quality and/or luck. Regular web search is not good for grounding if you want accurate results. You can ask the model to make a tool for getting bus schedules and then use it only t
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by deno 2mo ago
This likely comes down to how it accessed the bus schedules (i.e. web search tool) and not intelligence. You need to add the actual bus schedule to context somehow (research agent, custom tool or just dump in prompt) and even the simpler mo
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by deno 2mo ago
Don't assume it's only depression, check your testosterone levels etc., probably best to just get an endocrinologist consultation. If you're tired and don't have energy you'll also feel depressed but that doesn&#x27
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by deno 3mo ago
Imagine you created a torrent (and/or magnet link) with a file and then stopped seeding after some time. If it was popular it will probably live on, if not then eventually it disappears.

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