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3mo ago
Even in the Chrome hegemony you don't want to be missing Edge and many others, so you test chromium. Similarly, while not perfect you can test WebKit, and if you like, on Linux or Windows, for example: https://orionbrowser.c
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Domain seller Godaddy fears India's fake site crackdown could damage internet
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What is a seam? How's it different from interfaces, ports, adapters? You're missing paragraph breaks. And human-authored copy.
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> Coding agents usually start from zero. They can inspect the current repo, but they often cannot recover the discussions, decisions, failed attempts, commands, and test results from earlier work. Sure they can. Just ask them. Some (
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And yet, the same is true for Apple photos about ease of export: If you set the pref to keep originals locally, they're all on your drive, in original form, as well as the derived versions including caches of raw to jpeg, resolutions,
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It didn't let me edit, I tried.
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TY! The EFF featured update / press release at https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/06/eff-and-allies-xs-ftc-... links to the letter, with color: Our response[^1] to X’s petition debunks many claims the c
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EFF letter to FTC on X consent order [pdf]
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TL;DR: Study claims iPhone contributed to a significant decrease in the birth rate after its release in 2007, when AT&T was the only carrier for the phone, allowing researchers to “isolate an iPhone-specific channel” and compare birth
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Is the iPhone birth control? Causal evidence from AT&T's 2007-2011 monopoly [pdf]
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And, in turn, Opus with ultracode?
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This really resonates. Thanks for mentioning.
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Vale docs' opening line is: Learn about what Vale is (and isn't).
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Agree. And this type of observation appears highly related to how people hold it.
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By contrast, I keep trying to find an incantation that can get it to AT LEAST read the comments surrounding a code target before a grep replace if it isn't going to read more than the first 60 lines of any doc. (Btw, the receiver of a
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Anthropic can't afford to pull shit like this and sacrifice quality. And yet, the Java language exists. For market share, ANTHROP\C needs to optimize for the vast mediocrity that are mid-bell-curve users and enterprises. This adaptat
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I have that model, and do local LLMs and local image generation. DO buy this if you plan on serious local LLM use and enjoy working from anywhere. Don't expect workstation loads with no fan or heatsink, true. But it's not a real
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FTA: “But he also cautioned that beyond the 15M/day mark, token spend is no longer a valuable measure, since people are by then clever enough to invent reasons to burn tokens. (After that, you switch to measuring outcomes, as I’ll dis
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These days you can have an LLM code you up python to custom match visual metrics from your preferred web fonts to the likely user fonts across your statistical user base.
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ahead of time (but also) another one (of) those
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it also makes the parent brain-dead because all those subtokens are missing from the context thus unable to steer the hyper dimensional context driven generation, and the subagent is dumb as a post so synthesizes something very weedsy while
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IP and Copyright are two different concepts. Protected IP tends to break into trade secrets (protected by secrecy) and patents (protected by disclosure). Similarly, trade dress and trademarks are related but different, and in USA most Trad
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Problem is law hasn't caught up with how easy this previously GOOJF practice became with LLMs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean-room_design
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Check out self-coding harness `j` as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48653476 A malleable coding agent app. Use Claude Code and Codex to build your projects and reshape y itself live. Back on your idea itself:
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> I am more surprised that these breaches don't happen more often. They do.
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It’s pretty incredible to get a Mac Studio that performant for only two weeks’ pay… Well, two weeks’ pay for doing what you’d need to be doing to justify that Mac Studio, of course.
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Starmer 4.9 has been withdrawn from the market.
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> Opus 4.6 which was bad for some reason If I recall, that model had a couple issues. One was the issue of being monkeyed with, for which they gave everyone credits. The other feature/bug, depending on your POV, was being Anthropi
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> Most of us work for business and on teams where performance matters. It truly does: performance – the action of entertaining other people by dancing, singing, acting, or peformative coding The problem is, that shouldn't matter
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What does "skills have been locked to closed models" mean? They are markdown prompts. I don't understand how that's locked.
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