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by cube00 7mo ago
Have you tried using an additional agent to verify the outputs? It seems that can help if the supervising agent has a small context demand on it. (ie. run this command, make sure it returns 0, invoke main coding agent with error message if
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by cube00 7mo ago
No stock backed company will be paying developers more regardless of much more productive these tools make us. You'll be lucky if they pay for the proper Claude Max plan themselves considering most wouldn't even spring for Intelli
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by cube00 7mo ago
Sounds a lot like paying for online ads, they don't work because you're not paying enough, when in reality bots, scrapers and now agents are just running up all the clicks. You pay more to try and get above that noise and hope you
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by cube00 7mo ago
The flood of Disney+ cancellations likely contributed to their decision to back down on Kimmel, kind of heartening to know we've still got some power over these mega corps.
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by cube00 8mo ago
It'll be 75 by the time gen Z get there, they just keep raising the threshold.
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by cube00 8mo ago
> Claude just frees me from the mundane tasks I'd done a million times before and never wanted to do again if possible, which it now is. What kind of tasks?
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by cube00 8mo ago
Cries in federal employee wages
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by cube00 8mo ago
They couldn't because it lives on in Adobe Animate which Disney as a customer among others.
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by cube00 8mo ago
One of my college lecturers only had a physical address on their webpage. Contact me: letter > envelope > stamp > post box
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by cube00 8mo ago
I think of this every time I see hundreds of interfaces, all with single class implementations. The excuse always comes back "but it's extendable", how many implementations of a ConfigurationSingleton could you have in an app
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by cube00 8mo ago
It will be interesting to see if this permeates out into the general public who already use ChatGPT or maybe it won't since it doesn't mention ChatGPT which is the stronger known brand rather then OpenAI.
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by cube00 8mo ago
From that same X thread: Our agreement with the Department of War upholds our redlines [1] OpenAI has the same redlines as Anthopic based on Altman's statements [2]. However somehow Anthropic gets banished for upholding their redli
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by cube00 8mo ago
Microsoft has a had a few high profile cases of locking people out and taking their OneDrive with it with no ability to get support.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Companies need to allow you update your personal information including your email. It may need tickets to support but it's doable.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Get your own domain so you can easily change providers in the future. Start with your password manager and change the address on all the accounts you have in there. After a few years you'll notice you stop bothering to check your Gmail
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by cube00 8mo ago
Over the past week, A week? Try at least 16 days https://discuss.ai.google.dev/t/account-restricted-without-w... The danger here is they'll ban you with no specific reason, fill out the form and you get an autom
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by cube00 8mo ago
Cancelling is the only language these companies understand. Even Disney couldn't ignore the mass cancellations after dropping Kimmel and Disney+ bearly turns over a profit.
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by cube00 8mo ago
If the redlines are the same how'd this deal get struck? ChatGPT maker OpenAI has the same redlines as Anthropic when it comes to working with the Pentagon, an OpenAI spokesperson confirmed to CNN. https://edition.cnn.com&
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by cube00 8mo ago
I don't know, staff at my two Costcos feel much more disinterested and rude then I remember a decade ago. It used to feel fun but now it's miserable. At peak times they run out of carts and tell the customers to go hunting in the
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by cube00 8mo ago
Sam Altman says OpenAI shares Anthropic's red lines in Pentagon fight [1] So OpenAI will also be marked as a supply chain risk too, right? [1]: https://www.axios.com/2026/02/27/altman-openai-anthropic-p
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by cube00 8mo ago
There's something so innocent about the early days when even Microsoft thought we'd be running Personal Web Servers and hosting our own websites in a peer-to-peer fashion. Although cynically, in 1996 Microsoft would probably tell
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by cube00 8mo ago
In the interests of transparency it should be noted you are the 4th top contributor to this repo [1]. If that test summary was generated by Claude without intervention it wouldn't have estimation tildes all over the counts. Why would y
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by cube00 8mo ago
Why would they go to all the trouble of summarising the test counts in the context and writing out the full removal scope across two comment posts as a "joke"? I'd believe it was a joke if was a one-liner but this has far mor
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by cube00 8mo ago
On the face it's reasonable until you remember how frequently we get "welcomed" to Windows and then to Edge. Before you know it every month this thing will appear over the top of what you actually want to do.
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by cube00 8mo ago
> they don’t do proper testing They bring down production because the version string was changed incorrectly to add an extra date. That would have been picked up in even the most basic testing since the app couldn't even start. htt
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by cube00 8mo ago
It doesn't work, there was a Google employee here mentioning they assign a degree of separation to each account, any accounts that are deemed "close", are included when the ban hammer falls.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Still has private investors it can't ignore, until it can buy them out, but it can't do that until it starts turning over a profit. Even then it may not be able to get rid of them if they own enough of a share.
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by cube00 8mo ago
Scale to zero when idle. How fast is a cold start?
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by cube00 8mo ago
imapsync and self host dovecot, there's something satisfying knowing all your mail is 1000s of little files on your own NAS. At least it was when we could afford hard drives.
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by cube00 8mo ago
The sad reality is it will likely be the older languages (I tend to see Ruby vibed a lot) just because there is so much more to train on.

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