@Adidotdev 5.3 flash has super aggressive price to performance and handles nice. Gemini’s known for having rough ergonomics. It’s gonna be *super* embarrassing if they can’t beat on all 3 of those dimensions 💀
@ShaziGoalie The “invitation-to-treat” system distorts markets and price discovery. You end up having noisy distortions when one person lists for $300 under comps, the whole neighborhood follows, and no-one sells. Wastes buyers time, negatively anchors neighborhoods.
@devlooskie@Tailscale@vercel@Railway Hot take: this is generally a product and/or design failure.
I’ve done it too, many times - I usually find it’s harder for users, but is the only way to go. When you have that much sprawl that it’s needed, it’s harder for users to understand
@LegionHoops It's crazy that this could help the Clips more than hurt them. Kawhi's gonna get a 40 game half way through the season jamming up the trade. Clippers are gonna get a stern talking to and Balmer'll have to do some community service. Kawhi comes back fresh for the playoffs.
@benhylak We're cooked. Gemini consumer. Not even Codex or CC. At least use Sol Ultra if you could end the world with WWIII. Maybe add a /review or subagent to it
@brandur Loops, subagents, browser use, reviews - all can burn quick. I actually find my token usage is 70/30 verifying the work vs. doing the initial cuts