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@Kappaemme1926 I also noticed higher consumption than last week, with the same setup and a similar workload.

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@Taniyatweets_ GNU Emacs

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@synthwavedd Yep, even with a 20x plan, you are practically forced to rely on Opus 5/GPT-5.6-Sol for any serious task.

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@bridgemindai Same, went from 53% to 8% within 2h running one Codex job on Astra medium and 20x Pro.

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@Bandz_Trading @thsottiaux Same, went from 53% to 8% within 2h running one Codex job on Astra medium and 20x Pro.

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@hrishikesh_ai @thsottiaux Same, went from 53% to 8% within 2h running one Codex job on Astra medium and 20x Pro.

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@LiquidTextCorp This is great, but eventually LiquidText will need a proper API or MCP interface to be fully operable by AI agents, since manually connecting all those links simply doesn’t scale.

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@EdwardArtt Don't think of a pink elephant.

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@DallasTexasTV For a moment, I thought this was @KirkSeriousFace

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@BiasedSlightly Nico and Rick Carlisle would have worked out after all.

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@el_otro_vladi @OrwellNGoode Under PEDMAS precedence, these are precisely the implied parentheses. Therefore, you must be using a different precedence convention.

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@el_otro_vladi @OrwellNGoode 8÷2(2+2) written as multiplication of fraction is
(8÷2) × ((2+2) ÷ 1) = 16

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@adoRED19 @OrwellNGoode That's another common convention. The best practice is to always use brackets to make ambiguous precedence explicit.

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@adoRED19 @OrwellNGoode Yep, regular precedence is PEMDAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication/Division left to right, Addition/Subtraction left to right)

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@_alan_chapman Thank you for the BH ebook version, much obliged.

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@al3rez Always have, always will.

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@ChShersh Despite experimenting with various advanced editors and IDEs over time, I consistently return to use Emacs.

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@_alan_chapman @OccultureJ @hopefulcynic206 Never underestimate the impact on the silent majority

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@tonyaldon Thanks, I'll check it out! The 2-column treeview reminds me to https://t.co/kmUiYiXfLS

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The power and flexibility of #Emacs #dired to bulk-manage files never ceases to amaze me.