Isn't Continue released under Apache 2?

Or just a solver API like 2captcha.

L4 are pretty limited nowadays. It's usually rented at 40ct/hour on other providers.

Definitely -- and yet it's kinda a feat compared to other solutions: when i tried Runpod Serverless i could wait up to five minutes for a cold start to a even more smaller model than a 4B.

Thank you. I was hesitating to post the facebook source but back when I submitted there was no other coverage.

HN guidelines prefer the original source when possible, so you did the right thing IMHO.

Apparently not! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42729717

Funny :)

Oh damn haha, a good example I suppose that "guidelines" aren't meant to be hard rules :-)

it was Choopa before being Vultr. They had other brands. Current holding has renamed to "The Constant Company" or something.

All of this just makes me suspicious, perhaps unnecessarily so. I'm old enough to remember ENRON stashing a load of debt in their various "Raptor" LLCs before the final implosion.

I get you! In this case it was mostly legitimate. Each brand had a segment; just like Vultr had the cloud segment. It only ate the other ones.

I don't see why Constant exist now tho that it's all Vultr.

Yes: https://time.graphics/event/2394246

which is hilarious because I bypass all cloudflare turnstiles with 20 lines of python and 2captcha API.

It only defeats users.

These mainly exist to push responsibility to somebody else. Proper functionality is secondary.

oidc was already possible before and was very easy to setup. this change seems to be more about the internals of matrix auth.

Not really. this can be avoided entirely by embedding with youtube-nocookie.com instead of this weird dance and youtube.com.

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/171780?hl=en#zippy...

I tried navigating to youtube-nocookie.com and got an http cert error, so that doesn't seem like an option.

The support page you linked to talks about "Privacy Enhanced Mode". The language there does not sound like it really protects privacy.

> The Privacy Enhanced Mode of the YouTube embedded player prevents the use of views of embedded YouTube content from influencing the viewer’s browsing experience on YouTube.

So they're not promising not to track users. They're saying they won't use their tracking to personalize anything.