The GOP cancelled he Lightning - it's not irony that Trump is touring their plants a week or two after them cancelling the Lightning, while going all in on oil.
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Even those of a logical mind may not have the fortitude to protect themselves from propaganda that exploit their victimhood.
I've been using Wayland as my daily driver for a few years now. Any issues I have are from my window manager or apps and not wayland itself.
Claude Code, as a coding assistant, isn't even mediocre, it's kind of crap. The reason it's at all good is because of the model underneath - there's tons of free and open agent tools that are far better than Claude Code. Regardless of what they say you're paying the subscription for, the truth is the only thing of value to developers is the underlying AI and API.
I can only think of few reasons why they'd do this: 1. Their Claude Code tool is not simply an agent assistant - perhaps it's feeding data for model training purposes, or something of the sorts where they gain value from it. 2. They don't want developers to use competitor models in any capacity. 3. They're offloading processing or doing local context work to drive down the API usage locally, making the usage minimal. This is very unlikely.
I currently use Opus 4.5 for architecting, which then feeds into Gemini 3 Flash with medium reasoning for coding. It's only a matter of time before Google competes with Opus 4.5, and when they do, I won't have any loyalty to Anthropic.
Why would anyone pay a subscription for barebones LLM agent?
You can beat that drum all you want, but you know it's bullshit. People pay the subscription for the AI, not the tool that consumes it. That tool being crap is why everyone started using third-party tools.
The reason they are blocking third-party usage is they want developers to use only their models and no competitors.
Why the hell not? What an L take - if I pay a subscription fee for an API, I should be able to use that API however I want. If they're forcing users to only consume their APIs with a proprietary piece of software, it really begs what's in that software that makes it valuable to them. Seems like there's something nefarious involved.
"Just skip owning a car, just buy a nice pair of Adidas, they're easy to clean and don't cost much."
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Do they actually think the folks who run Github are in charge or making typescript?
Gaslight much? "coop" implies intention and direction...you know, that thing that rubygems.org could have used?
So, do answer your extremely naive question, yes Palestinians deserve their own country. Preferably the territory they've occupied longer than the Israelies.
you're whitewashing that he's racist
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lmao as if they didn't have to completely re-invent itself from scratch using hooks because it's design and performance were utter garbage. It wasn't until Svelte and SolidJS showed how bad Vue and Svelte were performance-wise for both of them to fix some of their glaring flaws.
> sea of "me too" frameworks
This couldn't be farther from the truth - those frameworks are completely different. Svelte and SolidJS looked at React and Vue and said "this can be done without a virtual DOM", and they did so...and absolutely obliterated them in terms of performance.
No one writing markup says "Damn, I wish I could write this inline with my javascript." Have you even seen a react component before? People writing javascript containing the markup which, in turn, contains more inline javascript statements for conditional rendering. No logical person would argue "this is better than {#if}{:else}{/if}".
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Lidarr is not in any way a solution for music collection.