Feeling very much the same. Attempting to use it through Claude Code as a model it just completely lost all context on what it was doing after a few months and kept short circuiting even with the most helpful prompts I could give, outside of just writing out the answer myself. I really do not get the praise for this model.
Being "better than Opus 4.6" is not really something a benchmark will tell you. It's much more a consensus of users liking the flavor of an answer, rather than fueling x% correct on a benchmark.
The extremists want you to believe that, but the EU is an economic alliance, not a federal republic. Being pro-EU is usually anti-isolationist, but it isn't always anti-nationalist.
> the EU is an economic alliance, not a federal republic
The line between those two things in the case of the EU is awful blurry.
The Espace Léopold issues laws that are binding on member nations, wields significant power over trade, fiscal policy, and mandates open borders between member nations. These are hardly the features of a purely economic treaty organisation.
I’m sorry but this is a caveman mentality . How about tests , payloads , integrating into existing system , logs etc . Llm is perfect for that , you can point your skill in harvest to learn from docs , that will save tokens.
I’m not going to trust a scripted codegen without any logic fo such thing as api integration
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Forgejo is also OSS, so you can easily migrate git and issues and prs and everything to your own hosted instance, if codeberg proves untrustworthy. Which I can't on github.
One pod is an instance of a repo, you can set the number of instances of each agent/task that can be running on a pod at a time. For >1, each agent should be using it's own worktree.
This is pure Luddism , they tested proved biggest machine that cut manufacturing costs , not only for them but the entire industry making transportation more affordable. They also developed alloy etc to prove it and now use it for several other cars.
The question is what is wrong with Giga press ? It works , other companies copy the approach , it made life of regular people a little bit better
The gigapress isn’t their product. It is idra’s product. And idra already made presses in the thousands of tonnes range. It was just a scale up. Gigapress isn’t even 10x the size of previous machines and it isn’t even 2x. It’s mostly just deceptive marketing from musk.
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