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Senior AMD executive suggests consumers buy cheap CPUs to combat memory pricing(tomshardware.com)
2 points by cebert 9mo ago|0 comments
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Dora 2025: Year in Review(dora.dev)
1 points by cebert 9mo ago|0 comments
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by cebert 9mo ago
> “Healthy dietary and lifestyle practises should remain the foundation for obesity treatment and management, with medications such as GLP-1 receptor agonists used as adjuncts.” There are few shortcuts in life.
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Dora 2025: Year in Review(dora.dev)
1 points by cebert 9mo ago|0 comments
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by cebert 9mo ago
> At work I only have access to calude using the GitHub copilot integration so this could be the cause of my problems. You really need to at least try Claude Code directly instead of using CoPilot. My work gives us access to CoPilot, Cla
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by cebert 9mo ago
Let’s consider a scenario where you’ve published a video with a public key, and you have a history of using that key for publishing your work. If someone else were to download that video, they wouldn’t be able to sign it because they lack t
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by cebert 9mo ago
> At the end of the day, the best option is to use an attorney who would at least run the risk of professional consequences for submitting false claims. What if folks signed their work with a private PGP key and published their public ke
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AI programs used by Heber City police claim officer turned into a frog(fox13now.com)
13 points by cebert 9mo ago|5 comments
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by cebert 9mo ago
For context, I work in Metro Detroit, where a lot of people have strong ties to the automotive industry. At one non-automotive company I worked for, an executive gave a talk about how we needed to operate more like a “software factory.” I d
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Finley: Artificial Intelligence is making old guys obsolete(usatoday.com)
2 points by cebert 9mo ago|0 comments
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The disappearing middle of software work(twitter.com)
3 points by cebert 9mo ago|0 comments
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by cebert 9mo ago
Nice job building this out as a solo project. I played around with the free version and it felt solid and professional to me.
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Anthropic's 'do more with less' bet has kept it at the AI frontier, Amodei tells(cnbc.com)
1 points by cebert 9mo ago|0 comments
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by cebert 9mo ago
I have a feeling that I am going to soon become an old curmudgeon who tells stories of the good old days of the Internet to their kids and grandkids.
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by cebert 9mo ago
I had never heard of CNBC TV 18, and thought this was a sketchy domain, but it turns out to be legitimate ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNBC_TV18 ).
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by cebert 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/EeVaU
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The Entry-Level Hiring Process Is Breaking Down(theatlantic.com)
2 points by cebert 9mo ago|1 comments
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by cebert 9mo ago
Many people feel threatened by the rapid advancements in LLMs, fearing that their skills may become obsolete, and in turn act irrationally. To navigate this change effectively, we must keep open minds, keep adaptable, and embrace continuous
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by cebert 9mo ago
That’s a good point. Perhaps where this group lives depends on your organization. Unfortunately, the innovative ideas aren’t necessarily coming from product where I work.
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by cebert 9mo ago
I’m a big fan of the idea of an Office of the CTO group reporting directly to the CTO that helps with prototyping greenfield projects and exploring innovative ideas. I believe a group like this would be beneficial for larger organizations,
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by cebert 9mo ago
Happy New Year from Troy, Michigan. I spent much of 2025 recovering from microfracture knee surgery. I’m hopeful for better health in 2026.
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by cebert 9mo ago
It’s a shame that the source code isn’t commented and documented more. At the very least, I would see it being helpful to add some documentation for every CPU op code being emulated.
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by cebert 10mo ago
I don’t know you personally, but I think humility matters a lot. You mentioned that you’re “pretty smart,” and this may very well be true. I’m involved in interviewing at my work, and one thing I’ve learned is that raw intelligence alone is
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by cebert 10mo ago
I have heard great things about knee replacements. Unfortunately, I’m relatively young (late 30s). If I were to get a replacement now, I’d likely need another one when I’m older. Additionally, I imagine getting an artificial knee replacemen
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by cebert 10mo ago
Do you use Claude to create HN comments too?
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by cebert 10mo ago
I am hoping for advancements in cartilage growth. I underwent microfracture surgery in my knee and will eventually need a replacement unless we make progress in this field. I would prefer to avoid knee replacement if possible because I enjo
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by cebert 10mo ago
It seems like an Android phone could easily be modified for nefarious activities. Plus, it has the added benefit of having cellular connectivity.
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by cebert 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/Ug0v4
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by cebert 10mo ago
I wouldn’t, but I can see people or businesses who would.
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by cebert 10mo ago
This is so trivial and easy to do with Playwright. I see this being a tough sell, especially to give a 3rd party visibility into the content you’re generating PDFs for. Good luck with your launch though.

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