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No, not at all. I registered with my real ID card, completed the face verification, and I never used a VPN. That is exactly why this makes no sense to me. I still do not know what the compliance issue even was because I never received any clear email explaining it. I only realized something was wrong when my customers told me they could not complete payment. Their support has been terrible.

[dead] 4 months ago

No need for any ChatGPT model for NSFW, www.chat18gpt.com is enough

[dead] 4 months ago

If Chat18GPT is truly different, then the difference is probably in memory, prompting, conversation structure, or how it keeps the experience coherent over time.

Chat18GPT 4 months ago

I tried this for a bit out of curiosity, and my first reaction was is this actually a custom model setup, or is it basically ChatGPT with the restrictions removed??!

What surprised me is that the public alpha18.1 model seems to have almost no visible limits at all compared with the usual chat products. That made me wonder what is actually different under the hood, because if this is already what alpha18.1 does, then what exactly is alpha18.5 Plus supposed to add on top of that? LOL

[dead] 5 months ago

A lot of security writing about agents is speculative. Moltbot already has real incidents, and they map to the exact mistakes most people make.

Honest question, how are people trusting this already? I keep seeing it everywhere this week, but it is basically a tool that can touch files and run commands... The hype feels fast for something that can wreck your machine if you install the wrong thing, so just why and how

Everyone talks about model size, but that feels mostly solved.

The real open questions for a GPT 6 level system seem to be reliability, long term memory, tool autonomy, and knowing when it is wrong.

Curious what people here think is still fundamentally broken in current LLMs that a next generation model would need to address.

my tool clipnotebook.com, It lets me save links as visual cards and organize them into playlists, I can share a playlist or the whole notebook with one link.,The best part is there is no login, It generates a private key URL that gives access to your notebook

[dead] 7 months ago

You're not losing your mind, and you're not just "bad with passwords." What you are experiencing is a powerful biological response. Your brain, under even a small amount of stress, is actively hiding the key from you. Understanding why this happens is the first step to overcoming it.

Thanks for the reply. To be honest I love the coding part, but getting users or even testers to actually try the tool is a nightmare for me. I am still trying to figure out a clean way to commercialize my projects without getting flagged as spam everywhere. And yeah the building in public idea is exactly what I just started doing. If you are curious, I have a blog page for the tool where I am writing what I am learning. Happy to share the link: https://clipnotebook.com/blog

[dead] 7 months ago

I learned twenty painful API lessons this year. Some are embarrassing, some are just weird. I wrote them down because I do not want to repeat them. If this is interesting, I will answer questions.

[dead] 7 months ago

I used to ship my app with a JavaScript first mindset. It felt fast on my own laptop, but users on weak phones, slow networks, or locked down corporate browsers kept running into sticky pages and half awake UI.

After I finally measured what I was shipping, I realized most of the client code was not adding value. It was just making hydration heavier, breaking accessibility, and hiding simple HTML solutions.

The post walks through the process I used to cut around 80 percent of the JS without going full “no JS”: listing real interactions in human language, leaning on native elements like details and dialog, using bundle analyzers, and deleting dependency creep. It also shows the small performance and accessibility checklist I use now.

[dead] 7 months ago

Please review the article that discusses twenty web API vulnerabilities I encountered this year. If you wish, I can turn any of them into a detailed, in-depth article with a small repository and testing schedule. I will read all your comments.

[dead] 7 months ago

If you share links with other people, prefer sharing a curated playlist or a view-only snapshot instead of your whole workspace. It reduces the chance of exposing private notes and makes the list easier to consume.

[dead] 7 months ago

Stop keeping dozens of tabs open. Paste links into ClipNotebook and turn them into clean playlists you can open and share in seconds. ClipNotebook is a simple online bookmark manager. Paste links and we turn them into clean visual cards you can revisit anywhere. Create read‑only snapshot links and send them to friends or teammates. Share playlists without exposing your private notebook URL.