No? Where did you get this from? I have used the app and was never asked anything. I was given an id I could share with others and that's it. Very simple. I wish more apps had this easy onboarding process.

I tried multiple riddles, graphs and questions I know some LLMs fails at, but this one seems to do well. But I still don't have much trust in Meta after the scandal of them fiddling with their previous models to look good.

That's such a beautiful statement

2. Top right corner, "API"

3. https://z.ai/subscribe

Looking at the US from outside, I am starting to wonder how close they are to a societal collapse. Things seem to have gotten so extreme over there the last decade. Or maybe its not like that in reality, and its just the internet siphoning content that gets reactions.

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The last time I tried YTs search field was when I was trying to find an older video in my history. Nothing, even if I typed down the exact keywords. Nothing. Luckily, I found it through myactivity.google.com.

Its actually kind of fascinating how a huge enterprise like Youtube can ruin a feature to the point that its actually useless.

What they are good at is pushing irrelevant content everywhere, if I scroll to the bottom of my playlist, there is a suggestions feed. If I search something, after a couple of results, it turns into a suggestion feed. Even my subscribers feed is now a recommendations system at the top instead of just displaying in chronological order.

If it wasn’t for their dominance in the market, I would have left long time ago. But I am stuck there, because the creators are there.

uBlock and Sponsorblock is a bless.

I am curious if there is alternative frontends to youtube that also allows me to sign in with my Googlw account and access all my playlist, likes, watch later etc.

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> I do get tired of the Apple fanboys accusing Windows of being bloated and running poorly.

> Windows has a lot of problems but performance and memory efficiency is not one of them.

I can't even describe how much your experience differs from mine. I would never have imagine someone to utter such sentence about Windows in todays day and age.

For everyone else reading this, a couple of advice I have gotten that made me suffer less with Windows is to replace Windows search with Everything (by Voidtools) and replace Explorer with Filepilot (filepilot.tech).

On a older machine, I switched to Tiny10.

What's the issue with signup up for Z.ais coding plan?

Woah, that’s thoughtful of you. Glad to see someone else having the same mindset.

I would like to point out something else. I have Z.ai subscription and they have a dashboard on my usage.

When trying out Openclaw a while ago, I noted something worrying. Its constantly consuming tokens, every single hour during the day, it consumed tokens. I could see over a period of 30 days, token usage would climb and climb and climb and then shrink to bottom again, as if Openclaw did a context window compaction.

Note, this usage was happening even though I wasn’t using it. It were always running and doing something in the background.

I believe its their Heartbeat.md mechanism. By default it’s set to run every half an hour. I changed it to twice a day, that was enough to me.

I can imagine if thousands of users where connecting their Openclaw instance with default config to Claude with the latest and greatest Opus model, that must’ve felt a bit.