Agreed! I found it excellent: - Relatively fast (especially compared to Opus 5) - Non-verbose prose, both in interaction and as code comments - Good code quality

Like you said, it felt very natural to work with. Opus 5 is way too slow and verbose for me, I find I get distracted and annoyed with it.

Opus 5.5 seems a LOT closer so far to what I liked about 5.6 Sol but we'll see

Don’t commit .DS_store

I think most people happy with their lives find meaning in their work. There’s studies on men’s happiness in particular being predominantly based on work satisfaction

https://s3.amazonaws.com/harrys-cdnx-prod/manual/Harry%27s+M...

It only doesn’t make sense with our current economic framework. I think we need UBI soon or we risk having a massive crisis

Is it surprising that they’d rather make features that cater to a large portion of their user base instead of a tiny fraction of it?

I'd argue it's even more worth it for static sites, where CDNs and buckets will vastly out-perform hosting a static site on an instance yourself because of replication, caching, and geographic routing

But they don't, because your bucket is still in a location, and goes through more complexity layers.

Actually, you'll find in this comment thread a lot of carpenters that prefer doing it "by hand": https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/comments/xvgynk/i_dont_...

Can you explain?

Ya, honestly those kinds of people are frustrating. It’s almost a religious unwillingness to use AI tools

Why are AIs mathematical beings with no possibility of consciousness whereas humans fall outside this and have the capability of consciousness?