I usually find I can achieve 90% of the outcome I'm trying to achieve. I use sonnet for planning, qwen for coding, sonnet for review.

There is so much I wouldn't know or understand if I didn't go down the odd rabit hole.

The worst thing they said was that it was "kinda disappointing". Which is perfectly valid. They really want to use inkscape but can't.

The man was reeling from what happened. He blames himself and his work. He sat and he wrote, naturally it came back to OpenAI. Should he of? Probably not. But it's understandable that he did.

We can meet the moment with some understanding and give the guy a little wiggle room.

Its dishonest to say it's incredibly common for people to want others murdered. That's not a belief that needs normalizing.

Some people want others to be murdered. And those people do not need representation.

It's a bad take especially considering the context. And to be explicit - the context is a molitov cocktail being thrown at a home a child is sleeping in.

Your response is a cop out and you should be disappointed in yourself. Further, people do not often agree another human should be murdered. No matter how you phrase it.

Very reasonable response when you take a step back.

The rest of what is written doesn't matter. This isn't the moment for that conversation. That's his family. He has a fucking child.

Holy shit.

Honestly, I couldn't be happier. I get so much more out of my hardware and I enjoy the experience so much more.

I'm talking about the file manager missing features.

Wifi issues going back years and years.

Default mice settings that make me want to throw the thing out a window. Seriously, who moves their cursor that slow?

The worst window manager I've ever used.

I could go on, but it's genuinely pointless. People love their macs like people love their sports teams. No matter what, some people will always love the maple leafs.

The thing I've noticed is cursor was better at producing better results with a really shitty prompt.

That said, well written prompts on pi.dev seem to be out performing anything I ever tried on Cursor. That may just be me, but it's what I've noticed in my work.

This week I had 4 different agents, each with sub agents, all working on different tasks. Mostly greenfield work. My feedback was mostly nitpicky. I was pretty damn impressed

I went back to windows, using WSL in 2017. In 2023 I got sick of how everything was getting progressively worse and switched to linux (which has window snapping). I'm never looking back.

I have a door sensor that monitors my kids bedroom door, and when it opens it turns on a desk lamp in my room. This allows me to get to him before he gets to my partner who's sleeping with the new born.

I was in the repebble comments a few days ago and this person rolled their own for very obvious reasons: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47078454