Thanks for the recommendation.
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Thanks for the recommendation.
"One of Bob Dylan’s BEST rap songs from ‘96"
Coordination overhead and duplicated work are usually where these systems start to fall apart for me.
We played SimCity in my shop class at school on olds macs and i like picking it back up every now and then. It still holds up better than most new games.
Open source/foreign models are already way cheaper and will work just fine for most use cases but a lot of businesses are already pretty locked in to Claude, and with enterprise costing $240 a year at a 20 seat minimum it's a pretty big investment to make and won't be worth migrating unless the gains are significant.
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Anything in that format gives that AI feel
Every friend I've ever had work for them was burnt out but stayed because they were too burnt out to look for a new job
If we count the Nuketown map on Call of Duty mobile (mobile has over a billion downloads) I would have to say that's the winner, but if not de_dust2 is the king. Mirage would also be pretty up there.
It’s a good example of what someone can accomplish when they understand how to work effectively with them.
Most importantly still has the error and feels like it'll make it easier to look at.
I like the desktop UI and availability of the java api for integrating with other apps, but I'm surprised by the low # of stars.
How saturated is this space?
If you're only supporting one model definitely expanding to at least a few options would be a good idea if you plan on continuing the project.
Best of luck, you've got some fierce competition in this space!
Hope you keep working on the project. Different cursor settings for size, shape, and color would be nice.
The only real benefit is the hotkey (ctrl + alt + space) for starting a new prompt when the window is closed, but still running in the background.
Does not support search for anyone wondering.