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Quotas not listed anywhere - seems very shady
▲ 2 r/GoogleAntigravityCLI

Quotas not listed anywhere - seems very shady

The antigravity pricing page doesn't actually show prices until you log in with a google account:

https://antigravity.google/pricing

Seems silly, but even when logged in the quotas are not specified. It's all

" access to blah blah blah " and

" More generous rate limits * " - but there is no explanatory asterisk.

It feels like a joke. This whole page makes think I am at a car dealership and someone is going to have to go talk to a manager to see what kind of deal I can get.

Why is it all hidden? If I'm going to pay for something tell me exactly what I am paying for.

The icing on the cake is phrases like this: "See how it is like to build, " - improper grammar. You can't even get the English right on an English language page?

It seems so shady. It makes me very reluctant to give any money.

u/sixteenpoundblanket — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/GoogleAntigravityCLI

Where is the agnet manger?

The docs mention agent manager but are not specific about where it is or how to launch it. The docs state:

" the Agent Manager and the editor by hitting CMD+E (Mac) "

and show an image of Antigravity (not the IDE) but this key binding does nothing. Am I missing something simple here?

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u/sixteenpoundblanket — 3 days ago
▲ 6 r/backpacking

Suggestions for sitting up a little bit - to read

Newbie, can't find a good solution to being able to have my head up enough to read while lying down in my tent.

I've piled things under my head, and under the mat. That's ok but not ideal. Just wondering if there are commonly known ways to go about this.

Specifically, I want to half sit up enough to read my kindle while resting the kindle on myself - i.e. not holding it up in the air or to the side. Any suggestions?

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u/sixteenpoundblanket — 6 days ago
▲ 8 r/burlington

Source for all Burlington debt?

Is there a one stop shop to see all of the bonds and other debt Burlington has on the books? Anyone want to make some kind of nice dashboard that's easy for your everday taxpayer to understand?

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u/sixteenpoundblanket — 11 days ago
▲ 8 r/hockeyplayers

Recent schedule changes mean I can go to stick and puck twice a week now. Usually I would just fluff around not doing anything particular.

What would you suggest as one or two focused drills or things to practice that make use of the ice time? It's normally only ten people or so, never any kind of scrimmage.

I am very average, learned-to-play-as-an-adult D league. I can skate a bit above average, backwards almost as fast as forward, but that's it.

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u/sixteenpoundblanket — 25 days ago