This app is mobile only, but the underlying protocol (nostr) can be viewed on just about any platform as well as via websites.

I heard an interview with the team, there is an iOS app in the workings...

This is one of the big struggles in science today.

What appears to be so isn’t so and what appears not to be so in fact be true.

OP here. Thanks for sharing. This is why I keep coming back to HN.

This is a repost from an article that was posted last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47799088

Yet another good reason to use a pre-paid service.

There are many to choose from now, like Openrouter.com, PPQ.ai, and routstr.com.

You mean openrouter.ai. And yes, on reading this blog post, I immediately reviewed my API keys in OpenRouter to make sure that they were capped. My prod key was capped at $20/day (phew!) but my dev key had no cap, which I just updated. What a horrible story.

But isn't OpenRouter anyway prepaid, meaning the most you lose is your current credit?

You can set it to auto top up if it drops below a certain amount. If you do that, then it would definitely be wise to add a cap. They let you add daily/weekly caps, which is convenient.

I’ve visited the Mithraeum. It’s maybe not a must see for a tourist, but great that it’s publicly available for free.

So Apple Watches and iPhones could connect over LEO in the future? Nice.

I can’t open that link. Too bad.

Cloudflare DNS?

I think I munged the link. Anyway, the answer is in a search result, with some discussion about whether it was a battleship or destroyer.

Simple: ban authors and co-authors for x years when caught.

Also don’t publish a paper with even one hallucinated citation.

I'd also ban their institution/employer for the same time period.