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2mo ago
I get that this is a revenue grab, but I can’t understand how any PM would allow their product to degrade to a point where they’re selling slots in notification trays to advertisers. Once ads start appearing in notifications, the utility of
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About Ads in Notifications on Facebook in Meta Ads Manager
(facebook.com)
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2mo ago
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Kitesurf:The agent-first browser that runs in isolates on Cloudflare
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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2mo ago
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cebert
2mo ago
I have sporadically had a few workflows complete for me, but most are having trouble finding a runner to start.
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cebert
2mo ago
It's cute that someone at GitHub had time to make their hamburger menu pancakes to promote stacked PRs, but nobody has time to make the platform stable.
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Amazon DynamoDB now supports real-time vector search at any scale
(aws.amazon.com)
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2mo ago
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cebert
2mo ago
I’ve never heard of this product before today, but their website made it look like a nice visual tool. It’s too bad they didn’t make it.
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cebert
2mo ago
[dupe]: I didn’t realize that when I posted this originally, but this was posted here a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49130756
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cebert
2mo ago
I’m a little afraid that we will be locked out of our devices now that things like TPM are becoming more available. Many modern vehicles need a lot of technology just to power on now.
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cebert
2mo ago
I’m not sure why Amazon is bothering here instead of just focusing on offering compute, which is where the money is.
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BMW's in-car Spider-Man ad is villain behavior
(theverge.com)
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2mo ago
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cebert
2mo ago
Static site generators like Hugo are great. If your blog is static, hosting is much less expensive and easier.
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cebert
2mo ago
I agree. I’m not impressed by this at all, and then there are some weird AI generated comments by new account accounts on this thread, too, which I don’t understand.
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Tom's Hardware's 30th Anniversary
(tomshardware.com)
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2mo ago
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cebert
2mo ago
It is so inexpensive now to host your own blog. I don’t understand why you would let another platform own and control your content.
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cebert
2mo ago
Do you really think that users on a subscription plan aren’t intelligent enough to know that you are showing dollars at API rates if they weren’t on a subscription plan? This is a terrible change.
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cebert
2mo ago
I think most standard users are intelligent enough to know if they’re on a subscription plan, the dollar amounts shown are if they were paying at API rates. This change is ridiculous.
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cebert
2mo ago
I tried this myself a few times from Claude.ai, but was unable to produce a similar result after many attempts.
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10x Faster Change Management. Compliance Included
(eng.miragesecurity.ai)
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2mo ago
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cebert
2mo ago
Good. This change was unexpected and so unprofessional I though my browser was compromised.
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cebert
2mo ago
This is a great read, but I wonder how effective cold messages are in the AI era. I now receive customized cold emails and LinkedIn messages. There are several tools like Clay that make AI messaging effortless. It is becoming increasingly d
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When the Agent Shouldn't Run on Your Laptop
(jasonrobert.dev)
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2mo ago
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GitHub Actions Native Egress Firewall – Early Access
(github.com)
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Claude Apps Gateway for AWS
(aws.amazon.com)
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2mo ago
You may be able to reduce context usage by having one tool that can leverage multiple API endpoints behind the scenes. This abstraction layer is one of the benefits of MCP.
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cebert
2mo ago
This seems like a ridiculous amount of work when you can just make a free account on Twitter/X.
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cebert
2mo ago
So much rambling in this article to state the US economy has split to different experiences for high income earners and everyone else. I am not a fan of this writing style.
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2mo ago
I am very confused about what the difference between Opus 5 and Fable 5 is now. What is the purpose of having two models that are so similar? The main differences I see are cost and marginal capability, according to the Anthropic-provided b
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cebert
2mo ago
Impacted us, but seems to be recovering.
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2mo ago
I can focus at home. I have a terrible time focusing in the open office floor plan at work. I have to wear noise-canceling headphones just to cut down on some of the noise. Even then, people are constantly stopping by to chit-chat or make s
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