@argofowl To be honest, I never actually really tried Opus 5.5. I just used the $20 plan once to fix up UI on a project of mine and then cancelled it and got my money back immediately.
@alexandr_wang Apparently I'm a boomer now? Wow. The only reason I can't run Muse is purely because it isn't available in the EU and Grok bot is. Fix your shit.
@leodev To be honest, I would pay more money for a Grok bot, but I don't have any more money and it feels like a big spend for me. But I do quite like the product.
I have seven bots running for me, managing everything. Well, that's what €31 a month gets you.
I just don't get it, I really don't. Why is it that I've tried things like Instinct or Dots, but I still keep coming back to Grok bot even though it's fucking €31 a month?
It's a good product, but the price is a bit high. I do get other benefits, which is nice, although I'd prefer having the option with an X subscription to pick and choose what you want and don't want, and pay accordingly.
Will that be implemented in some way?
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@thsottiaux I can't delete my Dot. It just doesn't work. I already tried rebooting & pausing. And deleting from mobile also doesn't work. How can this be fixed?
@dffy_@DeepakNesss@theo , please explain why T3 code isn't a harness. I know you have an article on this, but it cannot not be a harness if you add your own stuff on top.
Is there a feature where the bots can coordinate with each other? I mean that literally, since each bot has its own computer.
What if one bot was making something on its computer and the other bot was like, "No, you need to do it like this. This is the better way. Let me teach you how to do it," and it shows the other bot how to do the trick, and then the other one copies it? This way the bots collaborate with each other and teach each other new tricks.
It also helps with orchestration: say there is a big task, each of them can get their own split to do their own work.
But what I'm looking for is that each bot can control the computer of another bot, if one bot gives it permission to do so.
@emanueledpt@WisprFlow I'd suggest that you try Typeless. I have an annual Pro sub, and it's really good. The transcription itself is very high quality, but just a tad bit slower than WisprFlow.