Mashimo

What features do you need? Cloud saving?

What about the new design do you think is not functional any more compared to version 3?

Now that I look at it, why is the arm64 that much smaller then x86_64?

36 vs 47MB

Even with subscriptions, it means you get more:

https://opencode.ai/go

On this 10 USD / month sub you can do over 250 times more request compared to Kimi 3 or Grok.

Or 20 times as much as ChatGPT Luna.

If they ask me for help, why should I not give a quick example?

On some hard tasks we sometimes switch to codes.

Must be a cultural thing, I never heard about not touching a coworkers keyboard when working together.

It's 404 now.

It clearly tells you what files it can process. This is about media files, not source code.

Also another reason for having a single tool for a whole team: I can go to my coworkers desk for pair programming and have the same setup. I know the shortcuts, everyone has the same "run configurations" (start app, remote debug etc.), starting gradle tasks from UI, git comment style.

You speak from my heart. How many years did it take Debian to activate syntax highlighting for nano? Is the bash history still very short? So many low hanging fruits.

Same with no screenshots on github projects (For GUI projects)

And then there is me, working on large java codebase with IDEA through remote desktop on wifi, on a 7 year old windows laptop that is slowed down by corporate crap.

Mensch is German for Human.

Might be, but I can't take on every battle. I switched from chrome to vivaldi in the hopes of they would keep the v2 api alive. They could not. Currently I can't be asked to switch browser again. Maybe at some point.

But OP asked if "is this not enough of a selling point" and I wanted to answer that honestly.

Yeah, it's what I do. I use Vivaldi.

uBlock lite is enough for me. I switched from normal to lite and did not notice a difference.

They have videos for 3.0, 3.3 and 3.4, maybe check back on their channel in a few days or weeks: https://www.youtube.com/@OpenShotOfficial/videos

> Spending a full day looking at a dim, washed-out screen is just the worst experience ever.

Odd, I set my desktop monitor to under 200 nits a few years back (25%) and I have no trouble. Only when the room is extremely bright I turn it up.

Why is it the worst experience ever?

I do want the option for more though.

It has a fan and I don't know how much it spins up.

Nice. I still rock the Gen 1 or 2 T14.

Works for me, just wish I had a better display. It's possible to upgrade it, just so much conflicting information out there.

> but the Linux distros aren’t quite there yet?

I just went by what Framework said on release a few weeks or month back. Maybe you can find a more up to date Linux test somewhere.

And I bet you can soon get a ThinkPad with the same intel chip, that should have similar battery life.

> I mean thats not even the level of LLama2 7b ...

I think you answered your own question. Must be something wrong.

Framework 13 pro with new Intel chips claims to run 20h of 4k Netflix stream, or 17h of light web browsing @250 nits.

That said these numbers are with windows.

The options range from is A to H. It's not yes or no.

> reasons to route LLM queries at large scale?

Convenience. Paying only one provider, but get access to different models hosted around the world. Need a model for a project where latency matters? EU hosted and ZDR for another customer? Cheapest for personal use?

You get everything under one roof.

I think npm install can be very very slow on large projects. Think minutes.

I think the latest ThinkPad t14 did get a 10/10 from ifixit repairability score.

This article is about vision, not image output.

> Make an adapter that connects my shop vac hose to the dust port on my table saw

Hah, that is actually what I need right now and I also wanted to 3d print it :D

> People should get out of there and enjoy more of their free time!

I think that would be a net negative for me. Instead of posting questions on the local facebook group or selling something on marketplace I would have to print it out and hang it up on the local grocery shop wall. Or go door to door.

Or sit around on the flee market.

Just posting "Selling 4 chairs at Waynstreet 4" in the local group is more time efficient.

We just had 3 ladders stolen from our house. After a few days of wondering we posted in the local facebook group and got a respons after 5 minutes. Now we have them back.

I do wish there was a valid electronic alternativ. Hosted in our own country. But here we are.

Also nice for events.