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I’m curious how you guys keep track of each model’s coding capabilities. The landscape keeps changing. I don’t suppose you benchmark all frontier models every other month, right?

Even for battle-tested software like Postgresql, always read the changelog and test it thoroughly before upgrading.

I like the size of a regular iPhone. What I really want is a lighter phone. Unfortunately, compared to the iPhone 17, the Air is about 30% thinner, with worse battery life, camera, etc, but only around 7% lighter. I was expecting at least 20% lighter if it's called "Air".

Also combine fuchsia while you are at it. You don’t need so many operating systems

Can it draw basic stuff like circles, arrows, and lines now?

I guess it’s the latter. If you can afford, give your users a generous offer, but never unlimited. Otherwise, some people will find very creative ways to abuse it.

I create a .venv directory for each project(even for those test projects named pytest, djangotest). And each project has its own requirements file. Personally, Python packaging has never been a problem.

I don’t care much about package managers. I left Ubuntu because it put a snap directory in my home folder, put ads in mtod, and made mount output unreadable. It felt like I lost control of my computer.

So dumb, it’s brilliant!

Cool project! If the input is an array of objects, the output graph is just a single block. Is this the expected output?

How do you think we won WW2? By praying?

If the link contains the keys, does that mean the server can also see these keys?

I didn’t know a letter can be trademarked. If let’s say Xerox decides to get into the video game business, can Microsoft sue them for trademark infringement?

You can automate the process. Try certbot.