Are these people crypto enthusiasts by any chance?

They were, and then blockchain, and then NFT.

Can people make a soft assumption that if somebody went through the trouble of digging up an archive link, then access to the article is limited in some way?

Sure, but I would likewise appreciate if you made the assumption that my question wasn't snark and that I actually wanted to learn the answer.

Lawyers can give you a breakdown by the minute in some cases. A better example can be military contracting.

I’m processing some images(custom board game images -> JSON) with a common layout and basic structure and I exhausted my quota after just 30 images(pleb Pro account). I have 700 images to process…

What I did instead is tune the prompt for gemma 4 26b and a 3090. Worked like a charm. Sometimes you have to run the main prompt and then a refinement prompt or split the processing into cases but it’s doable.

Now I’m waiting for anyone to put up some competition against NVIDIA so I can finally be able to afford a workstation GPU for a price less than a new kidney.

I’ve been meaning to build something similar. I will report back once I have something to show.

Thanks for sharing!

It lets you filter out interesting papers more quickly.

It would be funny if Alibaba extend the free trial on openrouter/Qwen 3.6 until they collect enough data to beat Anthropic.

Come on, Anthropic, I desperately need this better model to debug my print function /s

Running out of patriots as well.

But there’s so many good games out there. Check out Zachtronics/Coincidence.games for some cool examples. Walk to a bookstore and get one of their many sudoku/puzzle books. Check out the App Store for some puzzle games. Write your own puzzle game!