Like, it's not even THAT much better. I mean, not so much so that everyone should flood it lmao. The main plus was no restriction on tokens used, but that's useless when it's getting overloaded all the time.
I would say it's just barely noticeably better than the free tier of GPT. Which makes it a little annoying to go back but w/e.
cortisol-addicted chuds
what keeps them coming back
you have answered your own question
The most interesting thing about the HN comment section is the link to a post about rumors that wIkipedia has its own sexual harassment scandals wherein checkusers have abused their power to see IP addresses and stalk other editors, supposedly in one case sharing a female editor's location to her stalker. That said, this is all hearsay of hearsay. Still... oof.
While I've heard of them, I've never even accidentally gone to the motte before (despite vaguely following along rat/rat-adjacent/sneer-at-rat spaces for years) and I regret clicking on this link. What is this, rat-4chan?
based, based, based, based
This is the exact sentiment that got me to finally make an account here. I stopped following after y'all left Reddit but this post sucked me back in. So... there's that?
Not people who can't afford 100k to spin up their own servers. It's going to be a game changer for AI startups and such though who won't have to spend as much as previously thought.
edit: Basically, numbers out of my ass, but it's like they reduced the amount you have to spend to get chatgpt-level output from $500k to $100k. Amazing and all, definitely newsworthy, but uh... not directly relevant for us little folk, more about the ripple effects