Not true. Opus and Sonnet 4.6 support 1m context on Bedrock.

I was keeping mine alive on life support until about two years ago when I updated to the Samsung 5K display.

Loved the extra screen real estate of the 30" ACD and it's a beautifully designed product that I enjoyed having on my desk.

In its last year or two the backlight wear started to result in colors to become uneven. Blues were less vibrant and reds had tint issues.

Was also difficult to justify the power draw, it had a 150w power supply.

Okay Gemini

If you don't recognize a quote, it's obviously AI? Might want to rethink your logic, or outsource it to AI. Might help you

Back tap is an accessibility feature, not intended for general public use.

Accessibility features are intended for general public use and they should work.

Specially on Apple devices, where common customization features are tucked away in the Accessibility menu.

I use it all of the time! I actually love it but I use it for grayscale mode, nothing actually critical. And yeah it triggers randomly but I am never upset to be without color.

Hi Felix, this looks like an incredible tool. I've been helping non-tech people at my org make agent flows for things like data analysis—this is exactly what they need.

However, I don't see an option for AWS Bedrock API in the sign up form, is it planned to make this available to those using Bedrock API to access Claude models?

I agree. I think it comes down OpenAI's superior post-training.

ChatGPT is better at:

A) Interpreting what I'm asking it for me needing to provide additional explicit context.

B) Formatting answers in a way that are easily digestible.

Vulnicura VR is incredible. It’s a truly moving experience that wouldn’t work in any other medium.

I was worried I was the only one who did this. Glad to know I'm not alone out there.

You can use Premium with an ad blocker

Apparently if you did that, your views didn't count so creators didn't get anything from your money.

Fwiw Samsung is now 7 years OS/Security on flagships and 6 years OS/Security on the entry/mid-level Galaxy A Series.

Yes, but it took them a long time to get there.

That's good to know. I'm out of that space and glad to see they are much better now.

And yet you came here spreading stories implying that they don't match support. Why?