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They have mostly independent films. So numerous dramas and slow-burn types. I like it. I've found some great movies on there, but also have found a bunch of duds. The problem is the pricing. Right now my main services are Criterion Channel and Eternal Family.

Rotating subscriptions appear to make more and more sense now. There's just so much content out there. Even having more than 1 subscription to one of these services is a bit of a waste.

I think GrokBot took some of the usage away from SuperGrok. That's just my opinion, I have proof of it.

Aside from the fact that it's not a good truck.

Usually the main agent can handle creating subagents

Exactly this. No matter how they dress it up, HR is there to protect the company, not you.

Letterboxd has this feature too, but they use JustWatch behind the scenes. I like how they implement it. I can filter a list of movies per streaming service.

I think the most frustrating thing for me is when a website has infinite scroll, but also a footer with links that you want to access. I end up going to the dev tools to look at the code.

But SpaceX being a private company, would the discoveries be shared freely with the world like NASA would with the same money invested?

By this standard, you should never trust a directory. Since it will push your env secrets.

That looks to be a copy of OpenCode

Opencode with an Opencode Go subscription is a great deal.

You can get an off-brand Android TV and install a custom launcher like https://at4klauncher.com/

Just a heads up that Deezer has been tagging AI music already: https://business.deezer.com/ai-detection/

Here's more on it: https://x.ai/news/grok-build-cli

I haven't tried the CLI, but the new Grok Build 0.1 agent wasn't super impressive on first pass.

I personally found better results with Opencode. But Pi is really nice too.

So now there's 3 different Antigravity products: CLI, Antigravity 2, and Antigravity IDE. And Gemini CLI goes to the Google graveyard of products. Wow.

I know it's not open-source, but I've been happy with Protonpass.

Absolutely. I use caveman to help with that: https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman

I hope someone will make a version of Warp where I can bring in Openrouter key for free. Or any other provider, for that matter. I'd pay $5/10/month just to be able to use it.

I've been happy with GLM 5.1

Is this the new Coke vs Pepsi challenge?

Why is that? They're being honest and reporting their numbers. Other platforms are not telling you.

I found Qobuz recommendations really bad too, unfortunately.

I agree with your assessment. I have to say that their Android app is not very good. Serviceable, but not good. I heard their iOS app is better. I REALLY like their web app. Fast and smooth.

They're not as popular in N. America, but they have some really neat feature. Including uploading your own MP3s and labelling of AI tracks.

That's pretty amazing. I believe he's also a founder/investor in Kilo Code which I use and really like.

Good to know!

I wonder how many in the Academy actually watched The Secret Agent. I've heard before that a lot don't watch all the movies before making their picks.

Part of what it was trying to speak on was how truth and stories were lost during the dictatorship. What you felt was what a lot of Brazilians felt. Like part of them (or movie) was missing and they'll never be whole.