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by cube00 8mo ago
It certainly feels like a lot of the crypto bros have moved on to being AI bros. I'm chalking my poor experience to being too cheap to pay $200 a month for Claude Max 20x so I can run the multiple agents that need to supervise each oth
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by cube00 9mo ago
While it's great now, my worry is that these apps will start to rot as the platforms and infra they run on advance forward, then developers will be on the hook for migrating them. Although if they were HTML/JS/CSS with no dep
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by cube00 9mo ago
For completeness, I feel the frequency of the posters own domain in their comments should be included, not just their self submissions. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by cube00 9mo ago
Sadly a few have started doing this on HN now. (Short low effort comment agreeing with parent comment) I wrote more about this here...<url>
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by cube00 9mo ago
Especially if the promise of coding agents porting between languages is even partially realised it could make it very easy for them to switch.
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by cube00 9mo ago
IMHO your case for a moot point would be stronger if you also mentioned which company you feel is tied to Rust in the same way as the other languages you've mentioned.
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by cube00 9mo ago
As soon as the model detects user pleasure at not needing a scary surgery (especially if you already confided that you're scared) then it'll double down on that line to please the user.
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by cube00 9mo ago
You'll own nothing and be happy.
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by cube00 9mo ago
3 days ago: ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46743831 ) > Honestly, grilling him about what the CEO had tweeted didn't even cross my mind. Today: > I don't think directly accusing them of being misleadin
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by cube00 9mo ago
Support is unresponsive, this looks like an exit scam. Finally this is getting traction after leaving many of us out of pocket. Both developers [1] are working in management at Microsoft and AWS while ignoring emails, leaving JuiceSSH to
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by cube00 9mo ago
> I'm sure "purchase does not work at all" is an exception Nope, a Play store "support specialist" just told me: "I tried to create a refund request but its not allowing to create one since the date of the t
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by cube00 9mo ago
> He just squandered a whole lot of credibility. I've yet to see anyone in this space be negatively impacted by their outlandish claims. They release a new model or add extra sub agents and the slate is wiped clean.
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by cube00 9mo ago
Needs to start with CRITICAL:
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by cube00 9mo ago
> hopefully i can make this work on windows (or linux, i guess). mlx-audio only works on Apple Silicon
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by cube00 9mo ago
After first wrapping it in low quality blog spam.
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by cube00 9mo ago
I must have missed that meeting where we granted 'social permission'
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by cube00 9mo ago
> The CA fetches that token over plain HTTPS The HTTP-01 challenge can only be done on port 80. https://letsencrypt.org/docs/challenge-types/
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by cube00 9mo ago
I felt a lot better after seeing even the all knowing LLMs couldn't explain how a set of files were getting labelled automatically with a label that didn't match the parent directory.
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by cube00 9mo ago
Great video, when I first watched it, it switched my thinking from "why is *nix so hard to use" to understanding they were really trying to build with the user in mind and to learn more about the "*nix way" to work with
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by cube00 9mo ago
Exactly, as sites start using this new tag users will see this breaking in the other browsers who will then be "pushed" into the Google way. The line about being open to feedback while they're encouraging sites to start build
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by cube00 9mo ago
> so why do we tolerate Regular people outside tech couldn't care less. They scroll endless influencers pushing goods and services they were "invited", "collaborated with" with no advertising disclaimers, and the
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by cube00 9mo ago
It needs generational time, the current hooked generation can't give up (not their fault since the largest tech bros build a very additive product), but there's hope for the next generation. Unless something worse comes along, lik
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by cube00 9mo ago
Made with care for accuracy. I'm not sure how you can claim this on the footer of every page when you're vibe coding these calculators.
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by cube00 9mo ago
Companies won't even pay for IntellJ, why would they pay for the top tier Claude plan so you can run the 10 agents you need? (and yes it needs to be multiple agents according to their founder [1]) [1]: https://news.ycombinat
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by cube00 9mo ago
> everyone at the company can build everything in 2 hours The business teams can build it in two hours, but those lazy developers spend weeks finishing off the so called last 2% that's somehow always left over after a vibe session.
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by cube00 9mo ago
You've looked up and linked the wrong domain.
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by cube00 9mo ago
On Jan 1 2026 > Given how badly my 2025 predictions aged I'm probably going to sit that one out! [1] Seven days later you appear on the same podcast you appeared on in 2025 to share your LLM predictions for 2026. What changed? [1]:
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by cube00 10mo ago
It won't be sustainable in the long term, but it doesn't need to be. It's about throwing everything at the wall now and hoping some of it sticks before the OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs take off. Then just like Google Search you
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by cube00 10mo ago
Given how bad the spam filtering has gotten, the way they give spam notifications from Google Calendar a free pass, the current mess that is "Priority Inbox", I have my doubts they can be trusted to correctly filter my new "A
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by cube00 10mo ago
No chance, IPO is coming up, the only play is to double down hard now.

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