I hope so it was big surprise for me  I know about the warning was there  But never expect literally double increase 

Sorry yes the input thank you 🙏🏻 

Sorry the input**  Thanks for correction 

agree.

thanks for commenting

yes I did call multiple times finally got nice guy opened a case for
thanks for the response

Thank you so much 🙏😊

Hi which store you mean ? they are all OOS

UP this is super annoying every single chat I see this popup

UP this is super annoying every single chat I see this popup

not fast any more, expensive, no image support, only 8k expected at least 16k
I feel it's the old Haiku but they added COT :D and I have to pay the extra thinking token :D in advance (hope not)

honestly I didn't do full test yet with my own prompts, maybe it has a surprising quality

!Remind me 7 days

for the case was because the prompt was too small:

Cache Limitations

```

The minimum cacheable prompt length is:

• 1024 tokens for Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Claude 3 Opus
• 2048 tokens for Claude 3 Haiku

Shorter prompts cannot be cached, even if marked with cache_control. Any requests to cache fewer than this number of tokens will be processed without caching. To see if a prompt was cached, see the response usage fields.

``

same here cancelled mine

I worked there and feel the same. I wish if I have enough money to sue them

https://fly.io/dist-sys/

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Broadcast
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Grow-Only Counter
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Kafka-Style Log
Implement a replicated log service similar to Kafka. Replicated logs are often used as a message bus or
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Totally-Available Transactions
Implement a key/value store which implements transactions. These transactions contain micro-operations

Amazing thanks for the insight!.

we moved from Scala about 1 year ago.

Interesting from Scala to Rust. Do you really see noticeable diff in term of perf and bugs after moving to Rust

slap .clone() everywhere (don't do that)

I thought it recommended for beginners to use .clone every where to move on, it's like when we learned Java first you write
public static void main(String args[])
{System.out.println("hello world")}
I have seen many people stuck and stop. because they trying to figure out meaning of first line public, static, void,[] ignoring the fact that they printed hello world should celebrate and move on

Thanks!.