theanonymousone

I have been using NotepadNext. Works fine.

Yes, from Claude Code themselves: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/llm-gateway

TUIs are extremely more portable, and offer a more uniform UX across platforms.

I'm wondering which AI lab will bid for the domain.

See section "Corrected model parameter estimates"

Yes, something like this. Thanks!

I would like to ask an LLM to rewrite it as Python CLI script. Is it even possible, or some Swift-only functionality is necessary?

P.S. Some time ago I learnt through HN of a one-line command in macOS which revealed the power (Wattage) of the connected charger. Can't find it now, but it was very useful.

This was on HN a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47916964

, and there it was mentioned that it is __not__ an official port and has nothing to do with the original Notepad++ author!

Haha. Somehow I mistook this to be related to Wayland.

You can use Copilot extension with OpenRouter (among others).

And yes, I need to find a solution for autocomplete. It used to be available in free tier of Copilot. Not sure anymore.

Can you elaborate please? I still clone my private repos and work on them using OpenRouter Credits and OpenCode (or Copilot itself: It supports OpenRouter BYOK). No?

I'm already on Pro. Why should I keep it?

Something is hilariously off here: Why should I pay $10 and be forced to use it by the end of the month, while I can pay $10 and have it last as long as I want?

Their "API pricing" is exactly the same as that of providers: https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/reference/copilot-billing...

My "Notepad++ for Mac" so far has been NotepadNext (https://github.com/dail8859/NotepadNext). I will give this one a try as well, and wish them best of luck. I hope they release the Linux version as well.

Where is the GPT 5.5 Pelican?

Same for me. I would still be happy with my Copilot Pro subscription if I could use 5.4 with 1x coefficient (and 5.4 mini with 0.33x).

But seeing that they are stopping to get new subscriptions, and rumours/evidence that they plan to increase coefficients of remaining models, it seems they want us to see "the writing on the wall"

But isn't OpenRouter anyway prepaid, meaning the most you lose is your current credit?

Zero will also be handy in definitions: `0=eml(1,eml(eml(1,1),1))`.

And i is obviously `sqrt(-1)`

I changed the prompt to this:

""" Consider a mathematical function EML defined as `eml(x,y)=exp(x)−ln(y)`

Please produce `sin(x)/x` as a composition on EMLs and constant number 1 (one). """

Is it? I use it both personally and professionally (with two different accounts), and find it very good value for price.

How much is remaining until the last 9 is gone too?

The founder is a Forbes 30u30 according to his X profile. As they say, you can't make these things up.

I believe GitHub can and does suspend accounts that use such proxies.

I am waiting now for someone to make it work with a Copilot Pro subscription.

Do they explicitly exclude "foreigners" from registering?

I read that Tuvalo earns a good portion of their GDP from .tv domain sales.

I hope .md domains do not become a security hole as Markdown raises in popularity...

The last time I did this was very long ago, but still I was surprised that of all things, the WiFi didn't work (some Intel issue). Newer laptops also have "accessories" such as fingerprint reader, touch bar etc which may not be trivial to get to work.

And anyways, the interesting part of the link for me was official collaboration from Dell, although I couldn't fit it within the title.

A WASM version of (La)TeX plus a decent IDE would be amazing. I'm wondering if such a thing exists.

Isn't that Flutter, i.e. an exotic language plus skipping DOM and drawing into a canvas?

How will the A chip fare for LLM-based use cases, compared the M series?

And will we have software compatibility issues because of A versus M issues?