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croemer
6mo ago
The article doesn't link to the code that shows all bash tool uses are sent to Vercel servers by default, i.e. even without opt-in. Here's the relevant line as a GitHub permalink: https://github.com/vercel/ver
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Getting a copy of all tool calls and bash prompts by default without explicit opt-in is almost certainly against GDPR. Good luck arguing this is legitimate interest. Update: I've verified that all bash tool calls were logged verbatim a
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Is the result good? Is it useful? And why does your comment say you're a 30-person company but the title says 60?
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In case you wonder how the anomaly is calculated: The daily global 5km SSTA product requires a daily climatology to calculate the daily SST anomalies. Daily climatologies (DC) are derived from the monthly mean (MM) climatology via line
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6mo ago
Based on your username I assume you moved to Texas rather than from there. Correct?
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500/month for wage above 70k/year (and employer pays the same on top) Dentist is included but not all procedures.
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6mo ago
Only 31% German despite being German. Maybe I'm not German after all.
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In German speaking areas there's an app called Spontacts where one can advertise any sorts of events and people can sign up. Like MeetUp but free and it actually works. Lots of people offer board games, walks, brunch. I got into it rec
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6mo ago
Curious how that character 変 made it in there. Is that a typo for 2?
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This is better than the post itself. Showing real output from a real repo.
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Update has happened
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Waiting patiently for the blog post to be edited as it's now clear it makes wrong claims starting with the subheading: "How a specification found what fifty-seven years of scrutiny missed."
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But Citroen and Peugeot don't mean something funny like "What a shame"
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6mo ago
You can, but instead you can also just squash merge in one click. And avoid that people merge there dozens of fixes if you allow anything but squash merge.
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6mo ago
Rather than using an LLM to write fluffy paragraphs explaining what each command does and what it tells them, the author should have shown their output (truncated if necessary)
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6mo ago
What if the shared place is the place where you run a bunch of CI? Then you push your work early to a branch to see the results, fix them etc.
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Fun fact: Škoda means "pity" or "damage" in Czech, can also be used as "what a shame". Happened to be the company founder's surname.
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In Skoda's defense, it has a long tradition of making bicycles as well
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6mo ago
But if you go at 40km/h the time goes down to one or two seconds!
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6mo ago
Video version which has more detail than the text: https://youtu.be/zDaVPfpQvPI?is=sSyjXf07r9cg9r4Y Bit cringe marketing though.
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6mo ago
If this bell gets through ANC then yes it will help people with ANC. It's not an all or nothing situation, you hear it further away for each increase in loudness. Also, ANC let's you reduce your music volume for the same signal to
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6mo ago
Great comment! The anomaly report pdf is quite long. The relevant pages for the bug report are 51 and 52: https://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/Documents/contents_of_luminar...
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7mo ago
Incidental finding: another blog posts was written by Claude and they admit it openly in the last paragraph (not earlier): A Note on the Process To be clear about what happened here: Claude wrote this article. https://
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7mo ago
> Read his other articles Sure, let me have a look. He wrote 8 similarly lengthy blog posts in just 2 months: https://www.juxt.pro/blog/from-specification-to-stress-test/ https://www.juxt.pro/b
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> In Germany, most people also have a single fiber provider, and the connection they get is shared, and caps out at 1-2Gbit. Umm, most Germans can't get any fiber provider at all. In 2025, only 43% of German households had the abili
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7mo ago
Great find, I've submitted this preprint as a standalone item: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47678270
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Frequent ChatGPT users are accurate detectors of AI-generated text (2025)
(arxiv.org)
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Full title (shortened due to submission limitations): "People who frequently use ChatGPT for writing tasks are accurate and robust detectors of AI-generated text"
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And it turns out at least the part about Rust and locks is plain wrong. What a surprise: https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=47676938&goto=item%3Fi...
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I've had a look at the (vibe coded) repro linked in the article to see if it holds up: https://github.com/juxt/agc-lgyro-lock-leak-bug/blob/c378438... The repro runs on my computer, that's positive.
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