You're naive if you're thinking the scumbags running the US companies aren't using your data.
In any case old rules apply: if privacy is a concern don't share the data. I share all my work-related code because it's worthless, but I don't and would never share company business and process details, access to production/user data, etc.
Meanwhile I know of people connecting all the kind of MCPs for datadog/sentry/jira/concluce/production databases to their harnessess..lol.
I don’t know what model codex uses for session summarization (I use Pro subscription, no third party models), but I get Chinese summaries from time to time, when the only Chinese that could have appeared in the session would be an i18n strings file that it may or may not have loaded. Very puzzling. Last happened yesterday.
It feels cheap plastic, true, but it's also light and resists a lot of damage.
Mine v10 has 6 years, has seen some important falls, but bears no damage of any of those.
I wouldn't recommend it because price/quality Dyson vacuums feel like you're insanely over paying.
I've bought my grandma a 150$ Levoit LVAC-200-WEU, and I have used it a lot. I swear it lasts more than the v10 and it cleans better. It also feels much higher quality to touch.
It's cons are that it didn't come with a narrow tip to suck odd corners and that it's slightly heavier than the v10. But it costs also less than half and I see no victory at all for the Dyson product.
While I also agree that Opus 4.6, in some ways, was the last model that truly felt an assistant, all the following ones seem to have inverted the role, even a blind person can see that throwing difficult problems, and complex bugs at this model achieves more than predecessors.
I don't think there's nothing ground breaking, but sure it achieves and finds more, sooner.
Just the other way I was thinking that if I asked "What does Lamborghini do?" the only correct way to answer is a single sentence "Which Lamborghini are you referring to?".
But LLMs will fail at this question: they will tell you about Lamborghini's latest car and mix some history in it. Just try.
Which is the wrong answer anyway, because there's at least two major companies called Lamborghini, one making cars, one making agricultural equipment and at least one famous person (Elettra) with that family name.
This very simple test/question makes me realize how much do I hate LLMs in a sense: while I agree that the answer it gives is the most plausible for 90% of the users, it's ultimately both wrong and long. And that 90% compounds.
But there's no "correct" answer in my eyes than "who are you referring to?". Possibly without listing all the possible Lamborghinis.
This is ... unnecessarily pedantic. Anybody in my social universe who asked me that question would undoubtedly expect "they make cars".
If you're picking nits, why not focus on the word "do" and (wrongly) expect an answer like "Lamborghini (either of the two main companies of that name) does not 'do' anything - the companies employ humans who 'do' things. Lamborghini is a legal entity established to allow humans to 'do' things, such as make cars, or agricultural equipment."
Shared context is a thing. Reducing every conversation to first principles is not always required. Get a grip.
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