kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 1hHaiku 5.5 is nice on the paper but it's not great to use. It's still Haiku 000
Reposted by kitsuneEris ⌬ @eriskii.net · 14hHOLY SHIT! Haiku 5.5 is out! It mogs Luna, it got a price cut, and under 100k context it's basically free! Under 100k: R: $0.01 W: $0.125 O: $0.50(!!) 100k+ R: $0.05 W: $0.625 O: $2.50 www.anthropic.com/claude-haiku... Oh also Sonnet 5.5's cached input price was halved lmao 518012
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 17hTo answer your original question (if you were looking for an actual answer): Crawling just takes a lot of money to do so it can't be done independently for free. 000
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 17hI felt like that a few years ago, now it feels good imo. Apparently DDG is also doing some crawling on the side for better results. 100
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 05/10/2026Me on computer: > "It's just gonna take a sec" > 2 hours later: not finished yet 020
Reposted by kitsuneAnthony Fu @antfu.me · 05/10/2026👀 Introduce pulls.review Categorize changes in Pull Requests into logical groups, with a summary. Helps you do reviews more efficiently by focusing on what matters. Everything runs in your browser. With opt-in GitHub userscript, GitHub Actions, or CLI for local git changes!pulls.reviewpulls.reviewA better way to review a GitHub pull request’s diff: grouped, summarized, and fast. 719924
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 04/10/2026Sure could try. Should I understand that you prefer salty popcorn rather than sweet? 100
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 04/10/2026A while ago I made rice seasoning (ふりかけ) with dried bonito (かつお節), seaweed (のり), sesame and more. It's really good! 050
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 02/10/2026That's the secret European language. See, inside 3cV6IT, IT is for Italy and ... 130
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 01/10/2026Finally (yeah somehow some Chinese characters are not showing on my computer) 020
Reposted by kitsunemr. TIM @timkellogg.me · 01/10/2026Astra broke a Napoleon cipher from a single image, given 6 hours and a goal. Humans couldn’t do that in over 200 years carter.church/writeups/the...carter.churchBreaking the Marmont Cipher, 1809A letter to General Marmont, listed as unsolved and known only from a mis-dated 1969 reproduction, read in full: redated to March 1809, placed two weeks before Austria invaded Bavaria, and checked aga... 616015
Reposted by kitsunekitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 30/09/2026Honestly, it was nice seeing that the architecture was well made. It was an indie game integrating an LLM so I expected this to be botched 021
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 30/09/2026Honestly, it was nice seeing that the architecture was well made. It was an indie game integrating an LLM so I expected this to be botched 021
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 30/09/2026Nice to see a folder called "DoNotShip" in a release build lol 120
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 30/09/2026I found one but I think it's restricted enough that it's not a risk 100
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 29/09/2026More like once the website becomes the slow and not working path, I fallback on fast enough alternatives. 100
kitsune @clem.nextmiracle.eu · 28/09/2026Using gh is way faster than using the GitHub website ffs 120