Claude Code TUI is garbage. There's nothing worth protecting in there.

Honest question: what's garbage in that tool? I like that I can pair it with whatever editor I am using even if for 99% of the time I run it from inside emacs. I usually chat in the Claude window and it edits my files. I can also write a comment in the code, press a key and emacs will tell Claude to implement that comment. Simple needs, simple tool.

I do think Anthropic nailed their naming down much better than OpenAI

I miss the days when the dropdown menu (in their consumer product with a billion users) asked me if I wanted to use o3, 4o, 4o-mini, o4-mini, gpt-4.1, gpt-4.1-mini, or gpt-4.5 (Research Preview).

It would be hard to do worse than OpenAI in naming

Thankfully Microsoft doesn't let it's windows or xbox team do the naming of their latest ai model, otherwise MAI flash 360 series X will take the cake

Copilot Copilot.

I actually laughed out loud in a restaurant.

Microsoft Copilot Subsystem For Copilot.

OpenAI's training is better suited to developing models that don't have these tendencies

I've never had a smelly Mac, and I've owned maybe 10 different ones across personal and various work laptops. And 90% of devs I've ever met have used Macs and none of them smell either, so it's zero out of maybe 200+ in my personal experience.

The devs or the macbook?

Google Search has been awful for the last couple of years. Good riddance to SEO.

you wish ... it's just another kind of hidden PR called LLM poisoning and all the previous SEO grifters offer that now instead.

Same. Overuse of the word "genuinely" is another tell.

Which apps have you seen ask for someone to setup a local LLM? Can't recall having ever seen one

The new Studio Displays have more powerful chips than the Neo.

Agree. Claude tends to produce better design, but from a system understanding and architecture perspective Codex is the far better model

Everybody says they are, with the main point being they can get the M6 Pros onto TSMC's 2nm node and save 3nm capacity for iPhones.