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rimliu
7d ago
For me it was the other way around - bought the license and got the speed editor for free. Though it may be a different model, I think the stand-alone price for it was way less than $400.
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rimliu
9d ago
Nothing like that.
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rimliu
9d ago
Or you can google and find out that those breakthroughs were not as revolutionary as they are presented.
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rimliu
19d ago
I couple of days ago I wondered whether I was having a stroke. Looking at the wall of text and understanding nothing.
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rimliu
19d ago
Let's hope just mind, not brains.
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rimliu
19d ago
I doubt it will ever come.It would be waaaay to expensive.
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rimliu
19d ago
That sentiment is very old. 270 years “I apologize for such a long letter - I didn't have time to write a short one” old.
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rimliu
19d ago
Good old "It'll get better".
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rimliu
27d ago
Nah, most often they are just long-winded beatings around the bush.
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rimliu
27d ago
velocity - maybe. usefulness? Maybe even easier. As they say data is not information. Commits are not (necessarily) anything useful.
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rimliu
28d ago
aka helicopter parent. Taking all the time and all the space. Poor kids.
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rimliu
28d ago
Raising kids is a fabulous experience for management of kids. Trying to apply the lessons to adults... I pity either the manager, or the adults.
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rimliu
28d ago
Have been seeing this comment for a decade at least now.
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rimliu
28d ago
Mine too. It was such a delight seeing it for the first time. Still brings a smile many years later.
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rimliu
1mo ago
I am from EU. Alas it has a tendency to produce some idiotic regulations. Cookie banner, new packaging fee, etc. I genuinely think some Apple related ones hurt customers more than help them.
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rimliu
1mo ago
None?
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rimliu
1mo ago
Yes, it is very pleasant to have it around. Especially when you switch to something else.
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rimliu
1mo ago
How exactly will models get cheaper?
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rimliu
2mo ago
Did you look at those test suites? Sometimes they test nothing.
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rimliu
2mo ago
you'd be surprised. Many having no mind of their own seek it elsewhere.
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rimliu
2mo ago
The hint how Svelte is different is in the word "different".
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rimliu
3mo ago
now try it again.
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rimliu
3mo ago
Wow, you actually think any of those AI companies are profitable? Would you be interested in some bridges?
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rimliu
3mo ago
Where does this BS come from?
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rimliu
3mo ago
People claim what they see. I see no improvement since opus 4.6, quite the opossite.
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rimliu
3mo ago
It about what you pay, not about what it costs.
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rimliu
3mo ago
So you are bad at reading signs. And that "seems happy" may be just "are too polite to punch you".
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rimliu
3mo ago
You may like it, others may not. I hate when random strangers talk to me. Unless you are skilled to distinguish willing from not, you are training your skill at the expense of others.
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rimliu
3mo ago
AI coding vastly increases the amount of code produced. It does almost nothing for productivity.
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rimliu
3mo ago
Terminal is also model agnostic. Does it matter where you enter your prompt text?
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