julianz

What about Antigravity? I don't get Argon 4 in that.

Inexplicably, despite the fact that I pay Google actual money for an AI plan, they don't want me to use their latest model. Instead, I'm allowed to use the competition (Opus and Sonnet 5.5). I don't think it makes sense but what do I know?

It includes one YT Premium license but not a family pack.

Lantern in Sonnet 5.5

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Speaking from experience here, they don't ban your entire Google account, they block access to Antigravity (and only that, other Google AI services are still available). Pi very briefly supported logging into Antigravity a few months ago, I did so and made a couple of toy queries and then didn't use it again, and my Antigravity access was suspended until a few weeks ago.

The process to get un-suspended was completely byzantine and Google's own support desk wasn't able to do anything. I just kept trying newer versions of Antigravity until it eventually grew the ability to explain what was going on and then let me request access back.

Only some varieties of plum will turn into a prune when you dry them. Many will become a moldy pile of fruit flies instead.

There is only one provider for this model, so shouldn't be running into that.

I asked Gemini 3.6 Flash for a pūkeko on a unicycle yesterday and the results were very stylish. The thinking notes were cool too, making sure it got all the high points of what it means to be a pūkeko (distinctive swamp hen found in NZ and Australia for anyone not familiar) and then figuring out how the legs would work with the pedals.

I don't think it does?

   > cd C:\Temp
   > copy "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe" .\fred.exe
   > fred
   fred: The term 'fred' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program.
   Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

My very first paid gig, aged 12, was figuring out how to print mailing labels from a Bondwell CP/M laptop running dBase II. Didn't enjoy it.

Gemini answers with 3 different champions dating back to 2024 and the list of events that the matches were played at. None of the results mention this guy.

What data do you think they're "harvesting"? If they're counting how many shots I pull and judging me by my choice of brew temp, I can live with that. The app adds a lot of convenience and saves having to have some sort of UI or manual control on the machine itself.

250ml brew boiler with a small saturated group, and a separate 1.6L steam boiler. It's definitely aimed at a home environment but will easily keep up with making several drinks in a row. Compared to previous HX machines I've owned, it heats up much quicker and is more stable. I think not having a massive lump of brass like an E61 style machine helps a lot.