There are commits from before 2020 even and the project clearly marks "pre-ai" development too. If you look for it on the web you find the first postings about it in 2020 already too.

He has invested a lot in podcasting in the recent years for example and still writes almost daily. Why do you think he’s about to retire?

Because aggregation theory which he coined is coming to an end. The era is over

I don't see the average person being able to run DeepSeek's most competitive models though.

H100s are renting out at a few dollars per hour. An awful lot of people could run them if they wanted.

OpenRouter's DeepSeek provider is basically this. Instead of renting H100's for dollars per hour, you pay someone that arbitrages the $/hr to $/token conversion because you can't actually saturate an H100 for hours. It's still effectively the same as running it yourself because of the ability to change providers to someone else arbitraging the same thing, and that there's always the escape hatch of switching to actually renting the H100s yourself.

They don't have to, slightly above-average people can host in Asia for way cheaper than anthropic.

Why would it be cheaper? Electricity might be (slightly, possibly), but H100s aren't

> Warning: running this program at certain minute values will cause the interpreter to swap stdout and stderr.

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Europe is also a little off here. Different countries use different layouts across Europe.

> Is there a fully in-browser torrent option that has the same UX as a regular file download in Firefox?

Opera did back in the day.

I was surprised to see that you don’t integrate with Linear which I assumed the name was related to.

Hmm, the naming wasn't inspired from linear it self actually but its a combination of a name of person i love and my surname (: about Linear integration, yes i did not integrate it yet

What's the incentive now and why would that change, in your view?

Astra flagged my request to look into a security vulnerability into my own(!) code. So I’m not sure.