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I think the limit increasingly becomes what your imagination and taste can reach

Thank you

No, but there's hardly anything worse than Meta. At least OpenAI and Anthropic built good products

Yeah, it's very unlikely in a consultorio familiare and maybe somewhat rare in a northern hospital. South is another matter though

Then probably you're in the north

"Both options are free of charge and free of judgement, especially the latter"

You sure about that? Unfortunately there's a thing called "obiezione di coscienza" (TL;DR: doctors opposing abortion because they're catholics). Feel free to translate this article: https://www.editorialedomani.it/fatti/aborto-obiezione-cosci...

Same on Firefox/Linux

Yep. They fucked up Komoot so badly that I'm building my own cycling app

Sonos? Did you mean Suno?

I guess that's because they hardly ever build a product that's really theirs. Google Cloud came in response to Amazon (who built AWS because they needed it themselves), Gemini came in response to ChatGPT, etc. and it always shows

Looks nice, maybe it lacks some categories. For example I was looking for cycling (both as sport and outdoor activity), bikepacking and chess but there doesn't seem to be anything related

Github is Microsoft. MS has a war chest big enough not to care if they throw away money for customer acquisition

Or you can just add a reminder before the free period expires

Kasparov remained the n.1 player until his retirement at 42, we can likely expect no less from Magnus

This question has been asked thousands of times since Clawd came around. Answer: it's an agent with tools, which means you define the boundaries and imagination is the limit. How is useful to you is defined by you. There might be lots of use cases for which you find it useful or none at all. It's subjective.

Because when it's good, it's really good - Cursor doesn't work as well for me and also I prefer the TUI experience. If anything, the real alternative is OpenCode.

That's not really an issue exclusive to GLM. Even Gemini mocks me when I mention that it's 2026 ("wow I'm talking with someone from the future!")

How does your quantized Qwen3 compares in code quality to Opus?

Not working here either. Two different errors with two different browsers on Arch.

- Chromium: Failed to load tiles: Failed to fetch

- Zen: Failed to load tiles: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.

Linux was named Freax by Linus, but other people didn't like it and started calling it Linux and it just stuck

I found GPT-5 to be very much less sycophantic than other models when it comes to this stuff, so your mention of 'everything looking great yay good job high-five' surprises me. Using it via Codex CLI it often questions things. Gemini 2.5 Pro is also good on this.

Bamba means cocaine in Italian. Better not to give it to kids

Try Gemini 2.5 Pro in Roo Code and never look back

Not sure if open source but check out TypingMind

Depends on how much you use it, but yes. I personally use TypingMind with the APIs

Fortunately a 40 euro entrance fee is something you don't see yet in Berlin

What about involving lawyers? It happened once that Google banned my Adsense account and didn't pay $30k, which were the earnings of the launch month of my website. They didn't provide any reason at all. I gave the case to a lawyer and after one year they apologized, reinstated the account and paid what was due.

Yep, the victim promptly migrated. Another good alternative is fly.io, or even DigitalOcean with Dokku (no free tier here tho, but it can be as cheap as $5/month)

I will add a disclaimer that clearly states that the meaning of the song is generated by AI and might be misinterpreted. On top of that, as said before in another comment, rating and comment system.

It's the plain GPT-3, I just crafted a good prompt. In the future I might fine-tune it providing examples based on the most upvoted meanings (still have to implement the feature)