Works perfecty fine, I'm in the UK. Get a better ISP ;)

Just checked and it's blocked for me if I turn off my VPN - am on VirginMedia.

uno.uk have a policy of not censoring things unless they absolutely have to. they're supporters of the Open Rights Group, and they're the only residential isp I've found that give me a /29 ipv4 block on the standard order form.

they're a small outfit, been with them for years and on first name terms with the main support guy. great for the kind of nerds who prefer you to skip the flow chart if you and then the logs from your router and hint that you know what you're doing.

not affiliated, just satisfied.

CLAUDE.md isn't a silver bullet either, I've had it lose context a couple of questions deep. I do like GSD[1] though, it's been a great addition to the stack. I also use multiple, different LLMs as a judge for PRs, which captures a load of issues too.

[1] https://github.com/gsd-build/get-shit-done

I agree, but that's assuming the project accepts AI generated code, of course. Especially around the legality of accepting commits written by an AI trained on god knows what dataset.

We have been doing this lately; when we hit a roadblock with open source, we run Claude code for fixing OSS issues and contributing back. We genuinely put effort into testing it out thoroughly.

We don't want to bother maintainers, as they can focus on more important issues. I think a lot of tail-end issues and bugs can be addressed in OSS.

We leave it up to the maintainers to accept the PR or not, but we solve our problems as we thoroughly test the changes.

I thought it was about the compressability of the material to save space, perhaps?

I'm sure nothing of significance was happening about 6 years ago that allowed for more free time either... :)

Ceph, definitely.

Now this is the test that matters, cheers Simon.

Why am I reading this in Freddie Mercury's signing voice?

Although better known for his singing voice, it's true that the voice he used when cryptographically signing private messages was also impressive.

In that version, there can be only one.

I fully approve of the name

It's avaiable in mine, I think I paid about the same

> It's avaiable in mine

Weird, mine (lite plan) says "Only supports GLM-4.7, GLM-4.6, GLM-4.5, and GLM-4.5-Air" and "Get same-tier model updates" ...

It seems like nothing is updated yet, expect the chat. https://z.ai/subscribe

It all just mentions 4.7

Seems like time will tell.

Edit: They updated it:

> The Lite / Pro plan currently does not include GLM-5 quota (we will gradually expand the scope and strive to enable more users to experience and use GLM-5). If you call GLM-5 under the plan endpoints, an error will be returned. If you still wish to experience GLM-5 at this stage and are willing to pay according to the Pricing, you can call it through the General API endpoint (i.e., https://api.z.ai/api/paas/v4/chat/completions), with the deduction priority being [Platform Credits - Account Balance] in sequence.

The documentation is not updated, but it works if you hardcode the model id to `GLM-5` within your tool

Cool, thanks. Did you try it out, how's the performance? I saw on openrouter that the stealth model was served at ~19t/s. Is it any better on their endpoints?