I've been itching to revisit Neal Asher's Polity universe for a hopeful glimpse of the future. Sure, the AI overlords are not without fault, but at least their goals are benevolent

I just did this today on a hunch after a meandering session. Prompting the bot to ask both "how and why" questions was a surprisingly effective way to bring back the key points of the design.

I'm wondering if this could be a PR gate - a human must answer a quiz succesfully before it can be merged...

Thanks for pointing out safereddit and other redlib instances! I had the old.reddit.com redirect configured for Uruky and was devastated that it no longer worked. Updated, cheers!

Also available from Nebius, via Cortecs: https://cortecs.ai/detailedServerlessView/kimi-k3

€2.693/M input €13.464/M output Surprisingly, cache is not mentioned

Upd: Tensorix joined the fray, with the same prices, with cache at €0.673/M read

How (why) does that site block reader mode... At least on Firefox Android it offers the reader mode button, but turning it on just redirects back to the page (which is too wide, hence the reader mode attempt)

Cortecs (EU router) lists GLM 5.2 from Tensorix and Nebius https://cortecs.ai/detailedServerlessView/glm-5.2

So two European providers at least

Thank you, I haven't heard of Cortecs before. Might see if I can integrate this into my harness, or at least wire up Tensorix.

Also, I don't know how accurate that tokens/per/second measure for GLM 5.2 is, but if that is even remotely true, then I won't complain about the mild markup Tensorix have for GLM ;) Thank you for the heads-up!

I think they referred to 'if Uruky keeps out of AI, I'll be willing to try again later'

Yeah, as mentioned in the post, so were mine before turning on the recommended configurations. Afterwards they've been quite nice

Juxt's Allium https://juxt.github.io/allium/ is an interesting entry in this 'pseudo DSL' space to define and store system specifications and requirements. I think it's likely that this sort of 'persistent specifications to help bots work correctly' will be a good approach when things finally cool down a bit.

Onego Bio is using fungi to produce ovalbumin, one of the major protein in eggs. Their process seems stable, so it might play a big role especially in industrial food production pretty quickly

https://www.onego.bio/product

Interesting. Makes me wonder if it could used as a binder in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quorn

According to the article they still rely on conventionally sourced eggwhite for that function.

Should be mentioned as in the general context of meat ersatz, anyway.