Well, then they are not running Mac OS 10.14. ;)
Awesome stuff! I love retro computing especially with Macs. But it's a bit weird that old PPC Macs get modern browsers, but Intel Macs running 10.14 are stuck with Firefox 115esr.
That means it is downvoted
he is not op.
When you say Claude learned it. That's in the current context window it is able to do that, right? Or is there a more permanent way to make it learn something?
I'm surprised that Opus 4.5 is better than Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6 is even better than Opus 4.5 (and 4.6). Shouldn't Opus 4.6 be the best of the Claude models?
Why is it getting expensive when using the phone as a hotspot, but not when using the iPad or MacBook directly with cellular data?
That "cult" and "attention to details" was a long time ago, when Steve Jobs was CEO. But even then there were many bugs, like the .DS_Store files, which never got fixed. It got much worse when Tim Cook took over. Now I…
I played and finished Super Bit Boy. :D Reminded me of the game "Thomas Was Alone", that was nice. :)
Well, then they are not running Mac OS 10.14. ;)
Awesome stuff! I love retro computing especially with Macs. But it's a bit weird that old PPC Macs get modern browsers, but Intel Macs running 10.14 are stuck with Firefox 115esr.
That means it is downvoted
he is not op.
When you say Claude learned it. That's in the current context window it is able to do that, right? Or is there a more permanent way to make it learn something?
I'm surprised that Opus 4.5 is better than Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6 is even better than Opus 4.5 (and 4.6). Shouldn't Opus 4.6 be the best of the Claude models?
Why is it getting expensive when using the phone as a hotspot, but not when using the iPad or MacBook directly with cellular data?
That "cult" and "attention to details" was a long time ago, when Steve Jobs was CEO. But even then there were many bugs, like the .DS_Store files, which never got fixed. It got much worse when Tim Cook took over. Now I…
I played and finished Super Bit Boy. :D Reminded me of the game "Thomas Was Alone", that was nice. :)