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What an incredibly bad take. "It's not open source because we have the source but not the thought process of the developer" - well then no project on this earth is truly open source by your definition.
Last time I used it it was missing some features (like compose for example), but nothing a LLM can't fix (needed just some symlinking).
But it's not "it just works" yet.
You're right to point that out! Most people did not think of this but you did -- and that's a rare skill to have.
Don't forget EU bad! Because they won't let Apple screw over consumers.
same argument can be applied to you, if you don't want to use Claude/OpenAI/Deepseek instead of Gemini, then DON'T!
that's the nice thing about open weights, you can always retrain them with the latest documentation, no need to fill your context
one day a year? it should be every week :)
Am i stupid, or did the thing actually used to work 10+ years ago??
hence the "zero" in the name /s
"cursor 3" is just a landing page. The editor is still the old vscode fork...
I'm sorry to hear that. So would you like others to suffer from them as well if given the choice?
yet some abstractions are more deterministic than others
It's 100% claude-generated html. I asked it to create some other cheat sheet for me and the template was identical.
oh to be young and naive...
stop spreading misinformation
in 2 years: you will have a wait period of 24 hours or pay a yearly fee if you want to access a website that is not on $COMPANY's whitelist
but you're also boiling yourself in the process
why play when you can vibecode?
Can you explain how this paper is relevant to the comment you replied to?
It's unbelievable how many EU haters are on this sub. Literally anything good it does, if you point it put you get downvoted. Stay classy.
Or perhaps you believe that this year all manufacturers, Apple especially, decided out of the goodness of their hearts that their devices need to be repairable?
Thanks, EU! A lot more gadgets will come out this year with improved repairability because of an EU requirement starting next year: https://repair.eu/news/making-batteries-removable-and-replac...
You mean an LLM wrote an article for you. I got bored not even halfway through because it wrote a wall of text but it didn't actually say anything.
this page is about you do with the photos, not if you are allowed to take them.
what americans think happens in the EU:
how comparable are the usage limits?
when it takes 10 seconds to do anything on Jira, it's not hard to see why people want alternatives
updog? what's updog?
It certainly should have been a feature up until now. However, I think at this point anyone can clone your voice and bypass it.
But as a user I want to be able to give it permission to run selected commands even with the phone locked. Like I don't care if someone searches google for something or puts a song via spotify. If I don't hide notifications when locked, what does it matter that someone who has my phone reads them or listens to them?
Oh no, what if they put on Christmas music playlist in February? the horror!
There should exist something between "don't allow anything without unlocking phone first" and "leave the phone unlocked for anyone to access", like "allow certain voice commands to be available to anyone even with phone locked"
But you understand why if I don't care about that, I should be able to run it, right?