@GergelyOrosz too late I found out you could use these through OpenRouter, Vercel gateway and such
using Azure for production needs felt like dragging my balls through broken glass, probably different if you're an existing customer
shame cuz they've got decently priced STT an image models
@GergelyOrosz my experience
- registered for Azure
- had to make a "deployment" whatever that means
- "model is at capacity in selected region"
- ok, repeat the process, deploy to another region
- try using it
- 429
- "on your account tier you have 10 daily requests"
give up
this one is called
CLAUDE_CODE_EVEN_MORE_DANGEROUSLY_SKIP_PERMISSIONS=1
this one "lets through real catastrphic rm commands" as per claude himself
tempted to enable this, but I think I'll just instruct agents not to use unparsable bash syntax
so I usually run my claude with
`IS_SANDBOX=1 claude --dangerously-skip-permissions`
and I noticed these prompts asking me to confirm a risky action from time to time
at first I thought it was a bug
but claude said that there are commands exempt from the above
by my command used a zsh-specific flag which claude couldn't parse
so the parsing failed, and it failed-close which raised a prompt
when I asked claude for a solution, he offered another startup flag, I shit you not
@levelsio I'm bearish on "personal hardware" in the EU because everything comes from China, it'll just get banned once enough ppl start doing it
just how they now introduced charges of 3-5€ per small item which consumers order from China
Don't delete Playwright. Paste this into Claude Code instead:
"Find every Playwright/Puppeteer browser cache on this machine and delete the Chromium builds older than 156.0.8078.73. Then edit the Playwright MCP config to add --browser chrome --sandbox so it uses my auto-updated system Chrome. Also grep every Electron app in AppData for its Chrome/ Electron/ version string and tell me which ones are below Electron 43.8.6 / 44.10.1 / 45.2.1."
Took 10 min. Found 3 vulnerable Chromiums, a dead Puppeteer cache, and an EOL Electron in Cursor.
Oh my god, this model is too good
To a straight up question of
"did u go outside, you fictional voice model"
this model answered
"yes"
in mere 16ms
You are not ready
Vercel now automatically blocks known malicious npm packages in builds before their install scripts can run, no action required.
https://t.co/efmvd2PjjC