Several of the companies I mentioned also had this, some rather notoriously, such as Sun, IBM, and Microsoft.
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In other words, all things have their end.
Nobody in the commercial space is going to follow step 4. It inhibits growth and innovation and increasing profit margins. LTS support would cost a lot of money and my guess is that would not gain enough traction to make it profitable for them. Otherwise, they'd already be doing all of this. I mean, it's talked about constantly in commercial circles.
I drop down to a Mini model for file-based tasks.
Codex keeps trying to revert me back to 5.6 but 5.6 seems to use too many tokens to do the same or slightly inferior job.
I am only on multiple $20 plans.
If it wasn't, it would've been flagged or not voted up, and you wouldn't be here complaining about it. :-P
> Hundreds of musicians died today.
Whom? With the status of Kavinsky?
I was always a Debian and Ubuntu guy, and hated RPM OSes, but between Debian's old releases and Ubuntu's decisions (snap), it was enough to drive me to Fedora. I get the latest versions and stability and a decent usable desktop.
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Can't wait to follow it's evolution. Looks really promising!
I don't feel like Claude is awful or anything, just that Codex and it's models are significantly better.
So it's about as esoteric as white nationalism is. For example, members of the current US administration know it/believe it.
What leads you to make these allegations?
As far as I can tell, it is not pretending to be your app or claiming any affiliation. The app doesn't even do the same things your does. It's just named the same. It seems a pretty obvious app name.
They probably just came up with the name and didn't bother to Google for prior art. Do you have a trademark on the name? If so, that should squash it from the App Store. Otherwise, I think you're hosed.
That said, it's at best a pretty low quality app with atrocious in-app prices.
See my other comment for further details: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48838328
Legit website: https://clipgrab.org/
App Store link to alleged "fake" app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clipgrab/id6761039605
As far as I can tell, the App Store app doesn't claim any affiliation with clipgrab.org or the open source app. It doesn't even do the same thing.
Great original idea, BTW. Wish I had known about your extension prior!
Be sure to visit the links from the story, as well.
https://www.macstories.net/linked/safaris-new-mcp-server-is-...
I'm having trouble grokking your statement, but "open borders" is not a pejorative. It's a belief that people, more or less, should be able to freely flow across borders and live where they like.
Again, I am speaking from a US perspective. It may carry different connotations in other countries. It's too prescriptive to apply the same immigration policies at a global level. There's too much nuance and geographical differences.
The M4 Max has more GPU cores, but the maximum amount of memory you can get is only 64 GB.
The M5 Pro, on the other hand, is faster at single core, has fewer GPU cores, but can go up to 128 GB memory.
Rumors are that the Mac Studio is getting updated to M5 in Fall or Winter 2026, if you can wait.
It's a very prevalent idea among US immigration activists and left-leaning people.
> what do they support exactly
Generally speaking, that people can move anywhere, if they want to. This article/interview/book covers it in more depth:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-windows-...
Aside from that, there are various tools and deployment files to automate a stripped down Windows 11 installation.
I don't really use Windows except on my gaming PC, but I like winutil:
https://github.com/christitustech/winutil
But there are better declarative tools out there that generate a stripped down installation. Despite it's reputation, Windows 11 is fairly modular for a commercial OS.
(I am a Mullvad user, but I am not Swedish, or familiar with Swedish politics, so I only have Wikipedia to go from.)
I was caught quite off-guard by this new "open borders" perspective. It doesn't seem sustainable at all.