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This may be the first time I see a 'perk' of choosing a browser as default. People will probably leave it default past the perk period.
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ChatGPT quickly became a replacement for google search in many usecases, now it is coming for Chrome's lunch. What's going to be google's response here? They can't afford to lose dominance in these markets, surely they&#
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Jumping straight into coding is a very junior thing to do. Using Plan mode in Cline or other agent based workflows is day and night in the outputs. Alas, at least in Cline it seems plan mode doesn’t read files just works off context which i
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Moving from an LTS to a non LTS is not a great thing if you're after stability.
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> Today, we're excited to announce just that: the private beta of Email Sending, a new capability that allows you to send transactional emails directly from Cloudflare Workers. So many comments here assumed from the title they'
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Direct link to the pdf https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/97cc5669-7a25-4e63-b15f-5fd5bdc4d...
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I'm glad they're opening up a new revenue stream tied to something that provides real value to customers, like backups. Hope they also may it easy to pay for family/friends, maybe similar to the "donate for a friend"
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Stop “encyclopedizing” LLMs. Why do we treat confident delivery as a proxy for accuracy or truth?
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agree. allow toggling between the blurry pixels and enhanced version and we're golden.
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It is odd that they considered that a common usecase. Perhaps they really wanted to show a good looking widget and I suppose flight info was the best candidate. I have had some calls with family or friends about an upcoming flight where thi
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This comment is flamewar bait that doesn't even acknowledge the post. Not every phone related post needs to become one.
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It becomes misleading to even keep calling it "Zoom". More like "Interpolation" with a pinch of hallucination. I can see this becoming a thing though, it is after all the mythical 'zoom & enhance' from csi
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> Magic Cue ... to proactively offer the right information at the right time That's one way to justify a permanent snoop on everything you are doing and saying in all your messages and calls. Even if your data is kept on device, the
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I feel the feature would be better aligned with the rest of nextdns if the message was “Avoid ID checkpoint”, which is more privacy focused and less confrontational than the current presentation. But that’s when I thought this was a sort of
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I mean you didn't get to watch as many Pokemon show options as those linked in the parent comment, you got choices for channels as you said, but not seasons/shows.
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With cable you didn’t get this fragmentation cause you also didn’t get many options. Watch at 8am or at 6pm, whatever episode airs that day, probably a rerun or a skipped.
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Love how this same quote was used in celebration of streaming back in Netflix’s early days as the solution, and now to show the new industry found on those very same ideas as the problem.
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> but the bigger picture is that pyx part of a larger effort to make Python packaging faster and more cohesive for developers Can you elaborate on what will make it faster and cohesive?
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Thanks that’s bit less cryptic than the linked page. Still don’t get how they are solving what they claim to solve.
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Got the hunch that it's harder on younger people who haven't had as many experiences yet and are now able to get insights and media about anything from an AI in a way that it becomes part of their 'baseline' depiction of
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Careful, you might end up dreaming of electric sheep.
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A chat becoming some kind of personal(ized) echo-chamber?
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Many of the larger enterprises (retail, manufacture, insurance, etc) are consistently becoming cloud-only or have reduced their data center foot print massively over the last 10 years. Do you think these enterprises will begin hosting their
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An interesting metric is when token bills per dev exceed the cost of hiring a new dev. But also, if paying another dev's worth in tokens getting you further than 2 devs without using AI will you still pay it? I wonder how the economics
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They were already under CoreAI team. The verge has amended the article with a footnote correction to note that.
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> Correction, August 11th: GitHub was already part of CoreAI, but its leadership will no longer be under a single CEO. So there is no real org change, just the CEO left and they didn't immediately replace him with a new one.
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Can anyone share their experience with codex CLI? I feel like that’s not mentioned enough and gpt5 is already the default model there.
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Oh, I had not grasped that the “context window” size advertised had to include both input and output. But is it really 272k even if the output was say 10k? Cause it does say “max output” in the docs, so I wonder
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4o - 128k o3 - 200k Opus 4.1 - 200k Sonnet 4 - 200k So, at least twice larger context than those
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Seems they have quietly increased the context window up to 400,000 https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/gpt-5
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