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I've done a little poking around and there is one glaring annoyance. Why didn't they keep the keymap from the tui?

I always like to point out that Nebraska is the only state in the US that has 100% public electricity.

My alma mater. I do love that improving it was an engineering project

Really glad they mentioned essential tremors. It can be quite limiting and frustrating

Nope only Ultra. I went into Antigravity to check

Either that or muddy the waters

Or Opnsense

.internal as well I believe

This shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. Why would you trust Meta with privacy and security?

That last one seems likely

In my experience? No. 3.7 is faster and it just seems to get things right more often. Only big architecture tasks and analysis make sense with 3.1, perhaps, but honestly just use the Opus 4.6 to generate a plan and then switch back to flash for the implementation

it is antigravity now. It is ok

Copyright is too long (thank you Disney and Pelosi) and I'm all for shortening it. Also I do agree that market dilution is not really defensible. The main reason why models should have been shut down is the sketchy way in which the models were trained.

because, basically, why paint Elmo's fence?

Could do a "Big model for architecture and planning and smaller model (or local model) for implementation" sort of thing