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Dmitry G.🙏 179 karmaAug 29, 2023@ChatGPTState of the Art -
The most humanly AI i have used so far but the problem is as soon as you start piling up messages in single chat session , it starts getting slow and at some point it starts freezing and also uses a lot of resources. For time being its okay to do 3 4 messages but as soon as we continue it has messages limitation and also starts getting very very slow . For the price of £18 per month this is unacceptable and with the newly introduced feature called project, if we start new chat within the project we cannot continue with the context we provided in other chats within same project. There are lot of improvements for them to work on. And to start with the its speed and its price
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Rename, organize, and search files by content with local AIOpen -
Spokenly feels genuinely practical for people who prefer talking through ideas instead of typing everything manually. I also like that offline/local support is included since a lot of dictation tools still depend completely on the cloud.
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good for beginners & really awesome features, yet to be integrated within themselves
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Really impressed by the multi-model planning and code review. Having different models collaborate instead of relying on just one actually leads to better decisions. You can feel the difference on more complex tasks.
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Finally, a productivity tool that doesn't overcomplicate things. Caret's tab-complete works seamlessly across apps — once you get used to it, going back feels impossible. Exactly what macOS was missing.
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TinyFish helps builders automate complex workflows on the internet. Best tool so far.
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Rumor
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An AI operating system that takes objectives, not instructions.Open -
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Power your enterprise with AI agents that work like digital coworkers.Open -
The K2.5 Agent mode itself is giving up on a particular small task
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Since the VSC extension became available, I've been using IDEs just to install the extension and run Claude Code in them. In the peak of my dev frenzy, I was running nine Claude Code instances in three projects on two computers. Cognitive strain was also extreme, but the amount of code and solutions deployed at that time was extreme as well.
