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If you have Pro or Ultra you could add her to "family", up to 5 people can share one subscription. Also up to 5 people can share the potential account ban. Otherwise cool feature, I recommend.

If it’s better at writing how about making it an option for Chat in ChatGPT? I still go back to Gemini Pro 3.1 for any writing.

I'm using OMP (oh-my-pi) and the minimum you need to do is just set the @task role to Deepseek:max.

Subagents can spawn with other profiles e.g. scout (uses @smol) and reviewer (@slow). You can set SOTA with higher thinking for @slow and Deepseek with lower thinking for @smol or something even faster/cheaper.

There's also weirdly named /vibe mode that gives explicit instructions to the main model to act as an orchestrator but I find this unnecessary if your main is SOTA, they are already super eager to spawn subagents by default.

You can do real world development with weaker models than Deepseek Flash.

I still use SOTA for the main model though, but also I'm perfectly aware it's mostly out of FOMO.

Deepseek is more than enough for default subagents though. Any well defined and verifiable task and there's absolutely zero difference between SOTA and good-enough models. Used to be just speed, but Deepseek is fast.

It's only a little better than Deepseek with Max effort in benchmarks. Doesn't bode too well for 6.1 Luna.

In OMP just setting the "task" role (which controls the default subagent model choice) to some cheap Flash model like Deepseek or Gemini goes a long way towards making better use of your quota.

Sol and Opus both are quite eager to use subagents and since the subagent tasks are often well specified and then verified by the main model there's hardly any advantage to using anything better for the subagent anyway, so IMO it's a no-brainer.

For me switching the main model to Kimi K3.1 Pro would put me towards 100% open, but I don't know if it uses subagents effectively. Any other open models I noticed just don't utilize them very much.

Someone has set up that server and ssh access. It wasn’t “Steve’s” macbook.

It would just need to decide to run shred for some reason.

Yeah, just stop writes and get someone that can use photorec of similar. It's not the end of the world unless you do something stupid.

But who knows what the agent was trying to do. It could really have decided the TV show was so bad no one should see it. There's no details.

Or it's bad and it's tax evasion.

If the title was "TV studio does not have backups" this would be a non-story. The fact it was deleted by agent and not human doesn't really matter.

First install Antigravity and see if it works on Free with your account at all. You can buy Ultra and then find out you don't have "Antigravity eligibility" on a given account or it will ask you to send SMS to some nonexistent number.

I would also advise against buying Gemini if you have any other Google services, because you get banned across board if they don't like something. To use Google it's best to first migrate off of Google.

Otherwise great product, I really like and would recommend Gemini. The usage is also very generous, at least Flash models.

> but anyone choosing to use .lan [gTLD] should [be] aware of the risks of [of it being used for local routing for the last 20 years or more]

FTFY

So now you’re potentially in conflict with ALL gTLDS? I don’t get what this is supposed to accomplish.

There's a good reason to do this if you can't be certain what reserved subnets are used in a given network and you absolutely need a static ip for some reason.

At least that's the conclusion I've arrived at at some point, but I don't remember what was the exact use case anymore.

However there are still several global IPv4 ranges that are not local reserved ranges but are effectively reserved and you could use them if you really want to without any issues.