@ncfrontiersman I honestly don't think I'm ever going to give up either of them. I like them both for different reasons. I love my Mac, but I know its limitations. I love my regular development box, running Omarchy. So, I'm just gonna keep living in both worlds.
I pay $200 a month for Claude and Codex and I still usually run out of week before I run out of week. So now I'm reading a leaked price list for a bundle that might not exist. #Xpass, rumors, and some very irritated arithmetic.
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@TheLinuxITGuy@itsPaulAi@grok I tried it out, small swift memory widget in MacOS, in the antigravity IDE, Google AI Pro plan, selected Opus 5.5 high, used up my other models session limit in 11 minutes, 40% of weekly. ๐คฃ It's a cute feature though I guess.
GovernCode's Controller used to chop its history off mid-sentence. Now it keeps whole messages in a 16,000 character budget and skips what doesn't fit, because a half-quoted instruction is worse than a missing one. Built and reviewed, not yet proven.
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@Saanvi_dhillon For me it's the hardware, it's just so nice and well put together. I use Linux on everything else and I get as close to the Linux experience as I can on the Mac in terminal. And I don't mind that one bit.