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My M2 still does everything I need, but the M6 is seriously tempting.
Most of the websites I found are still on the radix version.
Prompt injection?
Or is this simply another example of why autonomous agents shouldn't get write access before earning trust?
First Bun went to Anthropic. Then Astro and now VoidZero to Cloudflare. Feels like all my favorite open-source projects are getting adopted by the giants.
AI makes me far more productive, but I’ve lost quite a bit too. There’s less fun in coding these days, and it leaves me feeling adrift at times.
What’s the main use case for this?
Just tried this skill, pretty interesting. The Q&A at the end actually went surprisingly deep.
I wonder if companies like Apple will eventually start making memory themselves.
It’s pretty outrageous to lock out all your history just for canceling the subscription.
MiniMax M2.7 is actually pretty solid. I’ve been using it for coding lately and it handles most tasks just fine, but Opus 4.6 is still on another level.
Posted by
ruguo on Wednesday November 26, 2025 @10:17AM
from the show-hn dept.
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If you don’t use it that often, you might wanna try the Emacs plugin for VS Code instead.
Does it support Windows? I don’t see a Windows version on the GitHub releases page.
First time hearing about the Helix editor, and I gotta say — it really caught my eye. I’m not super familiar with Vim, but I’m definitely gonna install Helix and give it a try.
The algorithms are getting kinda scary now — they probably know me better than I know myself.
True. AI might not have a soul, but it’s become an absolute lifesaver for me.
To really get the most out of it though, you still need to have solid knowledge in your own field.
It does look pretty solid, but whenever I’m building a desktop app with Rust, Tauri is always the first thing that comes to mind.
I honestly can’t even remember the last time I used Copilot.
Looks like they’re not developers after all
Thanks a lot for this awesome informative post, I genuinely learned a ton from it!
Running a local LLM sounds like a solid use case, just not sure if it actually performs as well as the description claims.