> disable algorithmic customization of content.

What does that even mean?

I assume they mean a similar experience to browsing /r/popular on Reddit. You're getting a feed that isn't tailored to your browsing history, likes or preferences. It's less addicting and the company doesn't need to know anything about you to provide the experience.

Warp Terminal supports CMD + V on Mac to paste an image

He might be a bit nervous to speak to the camera and might have messed up the timeline.

Or the govt steps in and cancels trades like what happened in the flash crash.

The same prompt in the same project gives different results/slightly worse results compared to Claude Code, both using Opus model.

You can get API access to Claude from cloud solutions from those 3 vendors.

You can start with the $20 plan or use the Chinese models which are cheap.

Vote?

Protests?

And maybe strongly worded letters to our congressmen? /s

Why would you do that?

If any filmmaker is reading instead of waiting for the film to be made, maybe you should do it with the help of AI.

> And Slack costs way too much.

MS Teams is free.