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Delivery is a luxury for diners but not restaurants, who now have one fewer vendor.

Someone has to deal with it, either you or the (strongly typed) language.

But you can't hold both a `Connection<Connected>` and a `Connection<Disconnected>` in the same variable or pass them to the same function, which defeats the point.

I noticed that when opus 5.5 was on parts on my codebase that had lots of 5.0-generated comments, it picked up its style. Unfortunately I think 5.5 has been trained to mimic what it sees so that you can ease up on the instructions, but this does mean parts of your codebase that 5 touched will be somewhat viral.

I love the idea that a single user will have collected enough data to demonstrate to Anthropic a clear regression due to this change.

I almost wonder if Claude reads that it “keeps responses focused, brief, and concise” and interprets that as built-in behavior and concludes that it doesn't need to spend additional effort enforcing it, just as it doesn't need to expend effort being “accessible via this web-based, mobile, or desktop chat interface”.

1. We don't need to connect every nook and corner with public transit. Each city having its own would be sufficient. 2. The US is sparse _because_ of cars: the space allocated for parking pushes things apart.

The models themselves have far from plateaued. Maybe someone finds a way to get a really capable model down to, say, 12GB of ram. Then we'd be in business.

If it switches mid conversation, this is a massive increase in token consumption because it has to re-read your conversation into cache, right?

Definitely — the language comes pre-tokenized!

Do you really care if someone forgot to format before committing? They can always squash and push locally if they need to.

The original MCP!