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I see it runs locally, yes? What are hardware requirements?

> I wish there was a tool I could use to share my documents, activity, etc. directly with the world's major intelligence agencies.

oh, good old times of PRISM, rightly bygone. Of course they don't do this now.

> I don't use any skills, what kinds of skills are people finding most useful?

I create/edit/delete at least one skill per day. I can't imagine working effectively without those files.

The most common case: if I see something took AI too much time and tokens and it is done, I ask my Cursor immedietly after to save it as skill. So next time I do the same I just refer to skill. I don't need to remember the name of the skill, I just mention something like "do {explaining briefly the task}, you have done something similar in the past and it is saved as skill"

Kagi, search engine that costs you to use has something against publishers who require a fee for their content. Interesting

I did something similar but in the form of just a group of ai skills and rules.

If I run `/post-license` inside of the project, it analyzes what SAAS it uses, how exactly, writes bespoke tailored version of this software, disables proprietary one and returns links to cancel licenses.

I already saved this way a few k USD but I admit I've just started offering this to my clients.

Why do they need to pay yearly licenses for ai generated code when it could be ai generated once just for them?

So somehow it confirms not seeing three threes is an indicator of the wrong plant coverage ;)

could you give me example of task which takes 30 mins? out of curiosity.

at most I have a time to go make a tea for myself when I am waiting for agent to end the job.

at most I run 2-3, but usually one.

About token consumption and models: that's the thing. I hear this question often, but my answer is always the same. As I am Cursor user, I run it always in Auto mode (so Cursor decides which model to use, I don't even know which is in use).

Sometimes I switch from Auto to defined model but I found it quickly triggers "you are out of tokens" notices so nope: I stick to Auto :) 20 usd / month and that's it

> I currently subscribe to the $100/month Max plan from Anthropic and the $100/month Pro plan from OpenAI. If you are a heavy user of coding agents these plans are a fantastic deal.

Guys, what - in your opinion - does "heavy user" mean? I thought I am heavy user (I am using AI to code every day 8hr a day + side projects) but 20 USD/month Cursor plan is always enough. What should I be doing to extend my license to higher level?

I am puzzled then: so what would happen if the template will replace this island form your example with markup without closing `</em>`?

> The new element syntax is perhaps the boldest choice

Probably to not break anything in older browsers which hasn't adopted it yet: new tag will be simply ignored, that's my thinking

> I'm amazed that they even put this in chrome, let along are saying things like "let sites use this new functionality right away even before this lands in other browsers"

It is behind the flag, like every other new proposal they made. Even though some dev would like to use it right now (for regular site visitors, not for self testing), she can't.

sorry but how this comment refers to the commented post?