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> people making the decisions wait until there is enough personal gain to act in one direction or another.

Or just Yojimbo it.

...yet.

"EVs you can't buy in the US yet." Give it a couple of years.

> quash

It's a formal term: to officially void, cancel, set aside, or forcefully suppress something.

> Anthropic is unique in that our ability to spend tokens for internal use far exceeds what any other business would realistically want to spend.

Obvious, but this is my biggest takeaway from the announcement.

I learned Director (and Authorware) a little in school. But by the time I graduated, Flash was the standout, and I specialized in it for almost a decade.

I've been using TB5-compatible magnetic USB adapters to switch between TB5 Macs. The keyboard, mouse, & hub all plug into my monitor.

I used the Sabrent TB4 KVM for a while. I had to give it up and use the magnetic USB hack when my new gear outpaced the KVP switch (i.e. TB5 == 5K HDR @ 120Hz).

If anyone here does try magnetic adapters, I highly recommend the 90° flat connectors, since they're far less prone to disconnect when you move the monitor.

Yeah, this one is the standard. It's pretty robust.

Plan mode is critical in the beginning, because there's a lot of long tail decisions that haven't been considered, let alone resolved.

But as skills and memory are populated over time, Plan mode isn't as necessary. It becomes simpler to let Claude just build and get something general in place that works, and then refine from there. Auto mode will ask essential questions.

I still use Plan mode for big feature changes, to confirm that I've asked for what I want in the right way. I tend to prompt casually, with only a few specific details. Plan mode helps me see the whole picture before committing. In a few cases, it also helped me decide the feature I asked for was wrong.

Or buy the ~$400 speed editor and get the license for free. That's what many people do.

No. But some of it was certainly a parody of the trash heap that was 20th century human civilization. Those groups are still around.