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<li>CSS</li> <li>CSS</li>
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<h3>Using AI in your applications won't make you poor!</h3> <h3>Using AI in your applications won't make you poor!</h3>
I did a whole research about the pricing of AI because it's nowhere to be found. Yes, I do see the price per token. But what is the worth of a token? What is the worth of a million tokens? So i can do x for the price of y? Yes, if you have some patience. How much does that patience cost me? This is AFAIK the first article with a decent explaination of AI pricing that puts things in perspective: <a href="/retoor/gists/src/branch/main/costs-of-modern-most-expensive-quality-ai-by-openai.md">My article</a>. Documentation is not my strongest skill. The amount of time this costed me is no joke. But the article has quite some research behind it done by myself. I did a whole research about the pricing of AI because it's nowhere to be found. Yes, I do see the price per token. But what is the worth of a token? What is the worth of a million tokens? So i can do x for the price of y? Yes, if you have some patience. How much does that patience cost me? This is AFAIK the first article with a decent explaination of AI pricing that puts things in perspective: <a href="/retoor/gists/src/branch/main/costs-of-modern-most-expensive-quality-ai-by-openai.md">My article</a>. Documentation is not my strongest skill. The amount of time this costed me is no joke. But the article has quite some research behind it done by myself.
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<h3>My own automated review system!</h3> <h3>My own automated review system!</h3>
Gives a grade of just 6.5 for <a href="/retoor/drstats/src/branch/main/review.md">this project</a>. The irony, it should see his own source when it comes to mediocre code. In general, I do agree with many of the points my review system mentions. It's fun to try to keep it happy. It's a challenge. My review system makes a detailed page per source file but I don't publish that. Instead, a summary is generated based on those independent reviews. Those together define the grade the project gets. Higher than 8 is not achieved yet. Gives a grade of just 6.5 for <a href="/retoor/drstats/src/branch/main/review.md">this project</a>. The irony, it should see his own source when it comes to mediocre code. In general, I do agree with many of the points my review system mentions. It's fun to try to keep it happy. It's a challenge. My review system makes a detailed page per source file but I don't publish that. Instead, a summary is generated based on those independent reviews. Those together define the grade the project gets. Higher than 8 is not achieved yet.
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<h3>My own refactor system!</h3> <h3>My own refactor system!</h3>
Only destroyed one time my source code. The refactor applies best practices on source code of many source types. Besides that, it adds my name, a description of the file and the MIT license I use for all my projects. Every file looks quite maintained this way. I have to automate it to apply it on all my projects. It does make backups of original files and everything is in a repository ofcourse. No source code loss here! Only destroyed one time my source code. The refactor applies best practices on source code of many source types. Besides that, it adds my name, a description of the file and the MIT license I use for all my projects. Every file looks quite maintained this way. I have to automate it to apply it on all my projects. It does make backups of original files and everything is in a repository ofcourse. No source code loss here!
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<h3>Project: app</h3> <h3>Project: app</h3>
<p>A foundational framework for applications, featuring a web server with an integrated database. The web server supports sessions, basic authentication, and database endpoints by default. Built on <code>aiohttp</code>, it can also be utilized for non-HTTP applications.</p> <p>A foundational framework for applications, featuring a web server with an integrated database. The web server supports sessions, basic authentication, and database endpoints by default. Built on <code>aiohttp</code>, it can also be utilized for non-HTTP applications.</p>

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<!DOCTYPE html> <!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en"> <html lang="en">
<head> <head>
<title>Gitea API</title> <title>Molodetz API</title>
<link href="{{AssetUrlPrefix}}/css/swagger.css?v={{AssetVersion}}" rel="stylesheet"> <link href="{{AssetUrlPrefix}}/css/swagger.css?v={{AssetVersion}}" rel="stylesheet">
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<body> <body>

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"swagger": "2.0", "swagger": "2.0",
"info": { "info": {
"description": "This documentation describes the Gitea API.", "description": "This documentation describes the Molodetz API.",
"title": "Gitea API", "title": "Molodetz API",
"license": { "license": {
"name": "MIT", "name": "MIT",
"url": "http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT" "url": "http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT"