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by cube00 5mo ago
> Altman theorized a system where society has "an ownership share in whatever AI creates." In this "universal basic wealth system," people can barter their share of the world's AI capacity. [1] It's not clea
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by cube00 5mo ago
Wish they'd extend it to all apps, I'm over paying money to developers who cut and run while using it as a way to land jobs at Microsoft and AWS https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46768909 JuiceSSH have since sh
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by cube00 5mo ago
Token measured productivity is the KLOC of the AI world https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25225814
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by cube00 5mo ago
I'm impressed the Rust runtime even tries to give nice errors about undefined behavior when you've agreed to sign your life away by using 'unsafe'.
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by cube00 5mo ago
This is really impressive. It's exactly what I imagined the original Microsoft Network in Windows 95 would have been like. And so The Microsoft Network wasn't a program you loaded like CompuServe. It was part of the OS, with fold
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by cube00 5mo ago
>Imagine the shenanigans someone can achieve with that user. First step out of line and that account along with anything remotely connected will be banned to oblivion. Given they share models on Azure, Anthropic will have someone at Micr
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by cube00 5mo ago
eBay still in 2026 can't send to subdomains. Use something like ebay@shipping.example.com and they send to ebay@example.com I had to check the server logs to find why I wasn't receiving any mail and now need a top level alias just
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by cube00 5mo ago
It was this account, I only have the one. I got the "You're posting too fast. Please slow down. Thanks." error last month when I hadn't made any more then a few replies, and not in quick succession. I got the error after
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by cube00 5mo ago
> it seems clear in context While I get marketing and faking it until you make it, I'm struggling to be comfortable with the idea that being with a company for seven/nine months and not holding something above a regular develop
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by cube00 5mo ago
> And we have Kevin as our founding engineer who has [...] worked at Cognition and Windsurf. Kevin was at Cognition as a software engineer for 9 months and Windsurf as a design engineer for 7 months. Including company logos on the Hyperc
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by cube00 5mo ago
Built by leading minds behind the world's most advanced AI and technology - Our team unites top researchers, engineers, and strategists from pioneering companies and institutions [...] https://www.hypercubic.ai/compan
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by cube00 5mo ago
I've never seen a company blame a data breach as the point where they started going bankrupt. Customers never migrate on mass after a breach, 7000 underfunded and overworked education institutions are not migrating on mass. So I feel s
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by cube00 5mo ago
We’re currently working to identify a robust list of Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) and will make those available to our customers. https://www.instructure.com/incident_update It worries me they've only committed to
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by cube00 5mo ago
Please be careful when revoking tokens. It looks like the payload installs a dead-man's switch at ~/.local/bin/gh-token-monitor.sh as a systemd user service (Linux) / LaunchAgent com.user.gh-token-monitor(macOS). I
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by cube00 5mo ago
>find someone else to help you verify with their phone number Very risky, either of you gets banned (it's a risk given now ban happy Google are) you'll both lose your accounts.
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by cube00 5mo ago
>Basically they tied Gmail 1:1 to Android accounts. >Anyway, gmail is their way to manage a part of the Android infrastructure and it seems they like running Android. I've deleted my Gmail mailbox and Android works fine, any docu
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by cube00 5mo ago
I really wanted to like Cloudflare Workers and I'm sure there's good technical reasons but the way you need to use a Wrangler project to do things like enabling email felt too much like I was about to get locked into the platform.
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by cube00 5mo ago
> hideously tentacled software beast had been built that used every possible AWS service that the massive offshore team of developers could find to use To be fair, if they had a AWS Solution Architect involved they heavily push you down
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by cube00 5mo ago
It's a shame GCP's console and their CLI are both so painfully slow. You're also putting your business at risk with Google randomly banning accounts and not providing timely appeals. [1] [1]: https://news.ycombinat
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by cube00 5mo ago
This "life hacks" will tell you to salt it yourself with the sachets. However the reason the salt sticks nicely is it's applied straight after the fries are pulled from the fryer so they are still wet with oil. When you order
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by cube00 5mo ago
> one Prof claims to "not have any copies of material offline" which seems pretty negligent It's not unreasonable that non-technical people would expect paid cloud services to be good custodians of the data entrusted to th
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by cube00 5mo ago
> so I could write them down on tests. We had show our calculator had been memory wiped before any tests. Although in retrospect we only had to show the wipe screen which we probably could have coded up as its own program.
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by cube00 5mo ago
I guess the hope is the kernel has been able to successfully transmit that log message to the immutable central logging infra before it gets compromised. Although given the tendency for end point logging agents to run on buffers to reduce t
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by cube00 5mo ago
> At the time of the "Copy Fail" disclosure, the majority of our infrastructure was running the 6.12 LTS version That could be as low as 50.1%, I wish they'd provide an actual percentage.
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by cube00 5mo ago
I could have done without the five paragraphs of the ship analogy.
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by cube00 5mo ago
I stopped after I realised I was paying a premium price for stale cold chips and luke warm burgers. It got so bad they ran a promo that if your chips weren't hot and fresh they'd give you a new batch for free. Guess it cost them t
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by cube00 5mo ago
2 days ago: > We did catch it internally in testing [1] Today: > bug in the code that was not found in testing. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47994193
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by cube00 5mo ago
Chromium on Linux already has Google's AI Mode in the omnibox and the new tab page, so I'm not sure Chromium would be immune to changes like local AI models.
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by cube00 6mo ago
Lots more AI-looking sections now removed in https://github.com/askmediagroup/ask.com/commit/90629dbe5ffb...
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by cube00 6mo ago
All the history is now gone and replaced with a single "Initial commit" You can see view the history they've erased at and going back from https://github.com/askmediagroup/ask.com/commit/94cf10a

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