Qobuz and Bandcamp are both nice. Qobuz has a streaming option as well that I haven't confirmed, but heard pays artists better than Spotify.

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I'd be interested - I think I have an OTel span for inits so I could look for these too. Honestly, I'll just take the occasional 0.00000013 so that I don't have to subsidize other people's exploiting free INIT.

The only (minor) wrinkle is for proactive initialization: if AWS decides to INIT my function but turns out to be wrong about it being needed, I would be charged $0.00000013

In the "we shape the tools, then are shaped by them" news:

Because of that feature I have trained myself to say "the attached X" or "see X, attached" to make sure I trigger it, but still somehow I forget the attachment about 10% of the time and need the popup.

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I'm sure The Orange Site has very normal opinions on homeschooling.

I always assumed it stood for Javascript Advocate General

As a non-expert: local LLM on consumer hardware is still relatively new, I'd expect different approaches until we figure it out, and maybe they'll converge someday.

I just looked at the recent release notes and LMStudio supports MLX since I last checked them out.

I love Ollama because the localhost API makes it so easy to hook up to other flows and have ambient local models ready to rock.

They put it in NJ to avoid the per-GB network congestion pricing

The big difference is attaching behavior. TypedDict adds definitions, but it wouldn't be idiomatic to have it add behavior. Stuff from `import typing` should all get ignored at runtime.

Dataclasses let you add behavior like `.from_json()` and field validation (a la @attr.s) at runtime