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It does, you can ripgrep all through that archive.

Maybe that's not a bad idea.

TBH the promise of many technologies has been making work redundant. But they used to be more diplomatic about it.

I think you are correct. I am in the same boat. Consistently, if I send emails to [email protected] they are delivered to me. Without fail. I too registered in the beta phase and I do not think anyone has an account without or with more periods than mine.

The type of messages I receive are typically one of things like hotel, reservations, e-commerce shopping receipts. Likely someone misunderstands the address or misses a letter in between. Maybe alerting everone from myfirstnameAmylastname… to [email protected] helps them take better care.

On the phone with some App Store support person I was told they don't like people having multiple Apple IDs. That's why I use my personal one for work as well.

Yes. The whole premise seems shoehorned and based on the author neither liking the Marvel Universe nor billionaires.

I think having data available on more than one device is a huge pool towards the cloud.

The United States military is nothing to sneeze at (it would kill them).

Perfect is the enemy of the good. Anything is better than the oligarchs systems.

> It is very much like playing an instrument.

Or it is more like playing a slot machine and you imagine the rest.

Yes, if Chinese people could buy their world ETF, like the rest of us, this wouldn't even be an issue.

I really want this to be true. For me getting all models to run to the best of my hardwares ability and the cli tool to also make best use of the model is still a headache. I had coding models not being able to do a search and replace depending on the tool through which they were called, visible <thinking> elements in my message flow, agents doing a task, failing at the linter, then reverting everything again so the linter is happy and presenting the result as a "good compromise".

Right now it feels like we have all the pieces but nobody integrating all that into an amazing experience.

The obvious solution is to implement a mock chatbot that answers from a set of pregenerated wrong answers. Noone will know the difference.

Yep, this is ahistoric. You used to have to pay for your compiler, not to mention a useable IDE.

I don't know, there used to be IDE vendors that sold stuff to enterprises and offered freebies for educational purposes. Down the line there will be free offerings by the established players as well as OSS models you can run locally. Right now this is of course not enjoyable on existing hardware that a middle schooler might be using, put a bit more RAM into the MacBook Neo and this might change.