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> I am capable of paying the AI provider myself.

If that was true then slack, linear, … would be out of business.

Yes, anyone can pay the provider, but not everyone can ask the right questions, followup, generally give the question the attention it deserves.

There are heaps of problems with academia, and poor writing is just one of them. It existed pre AI. Whoever produced slop pre-AI now produces more of it. The good ones still stand out.

do you have a rec for a safari reader like extension?

thanks for the recommendation, i was a bit skeptical because i wasn't happy with the firefox ui/ux and i had a vague recollection it destroy battery life

nevertheless, i've installed zen on a modern mbp pro and so far really like it

the biggest miss is the little arc (there's the glance feature, but it only works when navigating from within existing pages)

i don't miss ai crap at all -- i'm an AI pilled SWE, but claude code/t3 (with their build it browsers) + grok-bot style agent cover all the bases for me

will try to keep it for a week and see

I don’t know much about your use case but in case you need some inspiration shout out to t3 codes

the op was from sweden, not bosnia though; and surely if there's no impact of the trade war and tariffs why to put them up in the first place?

Norway proves that cold is not a problem—it’s a matter of incentives

Very informative page vs the recent grok release

What's a good RSS service / client nowadays?

For me it works well for agentic coding tasks and terminal/unix/bash (in cursor and grok build); it's also token efficient and cheaper than gpt 5.6. It's def not as good as Fable for me (I haven't used Astra much, can't comment). So it's not the cheapest, not the most capable, but it has a good mix of it for my backend, go, infra work.

The voice is the same AI slop as the others imho.

(This is about Grok 4.6, I didn't test 4.7 yet).

edit: clarified I mean agentic coding tasks

the webpage fills vibecoded in the worst way tbh; i don't think that's attractive to the current gen of emacs users

maybe it targets net new users?