Guess the URL and post at 10 AM PST on the day of release.

Why doesn't the same caveat apply to a paid account?

I mean, you have to declare when content is an advert, and if you are asserting that the owners of the chatbot are going to just ignore that requirement, won't they just do the same thing for paid accounts?

I would assume they would until the profit of subscriptions surpasses the profit of anything else they can monetize. Why would they leave money on the table?

So "ad-supported" is redundant in your comment since you believe it applies to the paid accounts too?

Thinking that this ideology is toxic is not "having no opinion".

Codex has a JS REPL built in now. And pydantic have a minimal version of Python called Monty.

I'd thought about model providers taking payment to include a language or toolkit in the training set.

Colour me sceptical. At the moment you have no protection from unfair dismissal until you have been employed for two years. The change to six months doesn't start until next January.

What do you see as unreasonable regulation?

Marcus Chen is a meme in the Novelcrafter community. He's everywhere.

People get attached to month long conversations, strangely. Sometimes even refusing to use the fork feature.

And the memories are also something that adds to this greatly.

I guess if you treat it like a virtual boyfriend. Personally I found the memories to be an anti feature. I start chats to get a clean slate and test new ideas without previous ones polluting the chat.

Cerebras are on OpenRouter.