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Do more. The LLM is not your replacement, it will help you achieve 10x more. LLM also have quiz mode so just feed it a book and ask to generate questions if you want more.

This indecisiveness is ridiculous, and I am planning on switching back to GPT in the near future from Opus 4.8.

Fable 5 is switching into Opus 4.8 for everything I throw at it. It is not worth it Opus 4.8 is good enough for the next couple months. For $17/mo for pro anthropic is still worth it for claude code etc.

Opus 4.7 in Vscode via Claude Code.

It might make more sense for Shinyhunters to request a reoccuring charge to smooth out their revenue stream. Basically protection money as it was called in the good old days.

This is of course assuming that Instructure continues to be relevant, and that students still believe that college education holds economic or social value.

That is the point. Get an extra million or two $ in btc from Instructure.

Yes but an 18yo can also buy a gun, get drafted into the military, and produce OF/porn.

But no alcohol.

Translation: government is the problem not the solution.

That is the point.

They want inconsistency so then you get to buy more usage. We are like 6mo-1y behind of just running these models (looking at you kimi) on a mac studio and not having to pay another company that think they are building the machine god. Anthropic and co have less of a moat than you think.

Killed 10s of thousands of civilians, you mean Iran or Israel?

And if you use cash to buy alcohol? But this is something to talk to a lawyer about if it mean that much to you.

VScode + Claude Opus 4.6 on Ubuntu 24. This is the best solution right now IMO, but Zed/Antigravity are also good alternatives.

Why is this such a big deal?

I don't get why people make such a big deal betting on sports; if you want to waste your money go for it.

Exactly. Ubuntu LTS 24 and Intel integrated GPU + Wayland is zero problems even when running 4k120 and 150% scaled resolution. Chrome / vscode / zed / Rstudio / Youtube 4k60, it just works.

Edit this is running a 32" 2160p120 (4k) monitor alongside a 24" 1080p144 monitor.