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I've seen a fair amount of posts outlining these points but wanted to collect and summarize them here. Hopefully Augment will reflect on this.

• Per the blog's estimated credit costs for requests the legacy plan with 56k credits will average to less than 60 reqs per month. That's over 10x decrease from the 600 it provides now. 56,000 / ~1,000 credits average for small/medium requests = 56 requests per month.
• The legacy plan now provides the worst credits per dollar of all plans. It's ~7% less credits per dollar compared to the next-worst value plan.
• It's opaque. We have no way of knowing why any given request consumes

Wanted to share an issue we're having in case others might be running into it. Also possibly a warning about the state of Supabase services and support.

Our production instance on the pro plan has been going totally offline at random for 2+ days now. No errors in the logs, no traffic spike, no misconfigurations. Happened after a minor postgres version upgrade. Supabase support has been ghosting us. Our app is burning, customers are angry and leaving.

We've been paying Supabase customers and evangelists since the early days. It's intensely frustrating and disheartening to have our production services down, no way to remedy it ourselves, and have Supabase support basically ignore us. It was

The Skylight app wants me to make my family's ICloud calendar public in order to sync it to the Skylight calendar. This seems unacceptable from a privacy perspective. Anybody who manages to get (or guess) the link can view my family's entire calendar with details past and future. I understand that this was probably the simplest way to sync with ICloud, but it's definitely not the only way, and it's not secure. Why didn't Skylight use properly authenticated iCloud APIs to securely interact with calendars? Honestly this being my first exposure to the Skylight it has me skeptical -- asking me to right off the bat to make my family's entire calendar public just to integrate with the service is n

Recently got a tab ultra c pro. I enabled the readwise integration but it doesn't appear to do anything beyond downloading highlights from readwise into a folder. I don't see any highlights from neoreader uploaded to readwise. I don't see any content from readwise downloaded, just highlights. Is it broken or is it just a pretty useless integration? Do people just use readwise reader instead of neo?

I just pulled the trigger on a tab ultra pro c. I'm curious which apps people have been using from the play store. Are there any that really stand out for use on the eink screen? Any that offer killer features for reading or note taking not present on the built in reader/notes apps?

I'm torn about which to purchase. The Ultra C Pro has a much faster cpu, more storage, and right now is available refurb on ebay directly from boox for $50 less than a new note air 4c. The note air 4c appears to have a slightly better display and better ergonomics, newer android version, but is slower, half the storage, lower end pen, no camera (not sure how much I'd use it but the ability to scan documents sounds nice), and no official keyboard option.

Has anybody here used both of them? Which one would you pick and why? Thanks!

There are a lot of reviews of the b1051c but I can't find any of the b1051c-pro yet. It looks like it's just a spec bump over the regular b1051c, a dimensity 1080 and 8gb ram rather than a dimensity 900 and 6gb. I can't tell if there are any other differences however. It's also somewhat unclear what the difference is between the b1051 series and the inknote x color+ other than the inknote being on android 13 and the b1051 on android 14.

It seems like a really solid device and I'm guessing the spec bump for the pro version probably makes it even snappier. I'm a bit concerned about the quality of the writing experience since reviews seem to say it's not as good as boox because it lacks a text

I've been searching for a notes and knowledge base tool that does the following but have come up empty so far:

• Automatically crawl saved links and create an AI summary + save the original content
• Automatically categorize and link related content with AI
• AI chat against the entirety of my saved content
• Capture plain notes. Auto categorize, link, and surface related content.
• AI web search for content related to existing saved content (for researching/brainstorming topics)

I've explored a lot of tools. Many of them do some of these things but none of them do all of them. Recall creates summaries from links but doesn't capture the original or have brainst

The landing page doesn't describe what the project actually does. Is it just a web chat interface? Can it actually make edits to your codebase like Cursor? Does it index your code (what is project awareness)? Why would I want to use it? What problem does it solve?

After signing in it's still not clear. It appears to be a web chat interface for various models with the option to read a folder from your local machine, although what that actually does is not obvious.

A more clear landing page and some documentation about what this thing actually is and what it could do would be useful.

Since the latest update Cursor has become unusable. The model ignores rules. It forgets instructions after the first couple edits. It refuses to read files when instructed and will even lie claiming it carefully read and checked something it didn't. It will make edits that are completely non-sensical in context. It will make edits you didn't ask for.

I'm guessing this all probably stems from Cursor aggressively cutting down context in an attempt to save costs. I doubt the $20/mo price point is enough to cover the model costs if providing the context the user actually wants to provide. It seems like Cursor is attempting to summarize or cut down context to a bare minimum which leads to all th

I'm curious about techniques for building full stack F# apps that have realtime updates from the server. Specifically Avalonia looks like a great choice for a cross platform full stack F# app but I'm not sure what to use for a server side or how to best sync data between clients (app) and the server. Any input on useful libraries would be appreciated, thanks!

Almost all of the AI tools out there will not follow links to get more info. They take a single page for context and that's it. They could offer much better results if they would look for and follow relevant links when generating answers. Is this a feature that might come to brave leo?

I thought some people might find this useful. I tried both types of bearings in my Elecom Huge. Silicon Nitride and Zirconium Oxide. Both are a huge improvement over the terrible ruby bearings that come with the Huge. I found that the Silicon Nitride bearings feel slightly (but not all that much) smoother than the Zirconium Oxide bearings.

Silicon Nitride bearings combined with a coat of car polish on the ball has taken my Huge from pract

I've had an elecom huge for a long time. It sat on the shelf for a long time because it was always sticky, it required too much force to get the ball rolling so the cursor always jumped and made it inaccurate.

On a whim I decided to try it again today. I took out the ball and cleaned it and the bearings. It was just as bad as always, if not worse after being cleaned.

Then I decided why not try a long shot and wax the ball. I applied a little bit of magiars car polish to it, let it dry for a minute, then buffed it off. To my great surprise when I put it back in the mouse it was buttery smooth, better than it had ever been!

The success there gave me another idea. If wax helped so much I de

Your milage may vary but the stuttering disappeared for me by setting "Screen Space Global Illumination" to "off" and "Motion Blur" to 0%.

I tested settings combinations in an effort to "binary search" for the one that caused the issue. It was definitely the SSAO + motion blur settings for me. Totally smooth after turning those off with everything else at ultra. For reference: r7 3700x, 64gb ram, 6800xt, samsung 980 pro nvme.