I've used the zai subscription, opencode go und cline-pass in the last few months and would recommend the latter. Zai quickly drains your quota as soon as the context window is at more than 10-20% and opencode was a bit unreliable at times.

If the goal is just destruction then letting it free in random public places is not that hard. Especially in countries where wearing a mask is not frowned upon.

It (hopefully) might not be that easy. The world of bacteria and viruses is a complicated war zone with an arms race of defenses and billions of deaths every single day. It might take thousands of attempts to seed something that doesn’t just instantly die off.

How does it save tokens?

I've heard lots of people use it to actually find out what you were being banned for even when the company absolutely does not want to disclose it.

Or maybe it's just lazy programmers, wouldn't be the first time.

I'd like to see them try to increase prices as long as open source models that are roughly in the same league are available