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Thanks. Yeah! :-D

You are the second one who isn't referring to the OP. It is about drought, not heat!

The OP talked about drought, not current heat. Dro(a)ught monitor: https://www.ufz.de/index.php?de=37937

Southern Germany to be more precise. Northern Germany is slightly affected, but nothing unusual.

But it is (should be) cheap to power the AC now.

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The bubble in the US pops maybe. China is only limited by chips, not costs.

The German history is a very complex one. Some habits in society and in families are going back still to the 30 year war, which was an extremely cruel one. Germany inhibited psycho…

P*rn!

Hamburg is one of the greenest cities in the world (summertime). Not too far from the Stadtpark you'll find the Olsdorfer Friedhof, which is the largest "park cemetery" in Europe. …

I have a lot of problems with Opus 5 in the last days. So, maybe the problem is to expect reliability from something probabilistic?

Probably, I ran it on xhigh. Worth a try.

Yeah fine. I mean my plan wasn't to difficult. For example this morning I started with Opus 5 to tackle a problem. During planning at some point Opus 5 detected _8_ regressions in …

Sure, but I am a long time Opus user 4.5,4.6,4.7,4.8 and I wonder what's wrong with 5?

I detect the regression already in planning with Opus 5, so I do not let Opus 5 implement anything. But it is a waste of time and tokens! Does planning with Opus 5 works out for yo…

I would say "Elected errors _in_ Claude Opus 5" wouldn't be incorrect either.. Opus 5 isn't very reliable for coding and introduces a lot of regressions every single time I use it.…

Could you annoy someone else please.

lurus.ai and cortecs.ai are worth a try too!

Does not scale in my pocket unfortunately.

Sounds like the normal mid-life crisis. :-P Would probably hit you with every other job too.

Sandboxing in a container in Linux isn't hard, if you use lxd/incus which ships with Ubuntu/Debian.

"Reader view" is adjustable via your personal settings, so I am not sure what you are talking about.

Toggle to "reader view" or resize your window. It is up to you and really isn't that hard.