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by cube00 10mo ago
What a lazy commit message, "Update CHANGELOG.md", no mention of the "why" at all. Even the PR description is blank.
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by cube00 10mo ago
Confirmed it works from AWS but not from my residential ISP. IPv6 is not setup so perhaps too much traffic out of the CGNAT IP got us blocked.
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by cube00 10mo ago
It'd be nice if he explained the cost to be running 10 agents all day.
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by cube00 10mo ago
Something is going on, it's still timing out for me 20 hours later. curl https://tenthousandmeters.com curl: (35) TLS connect error: error:0A000126:SSL routines::unexpected eof while reading
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by cube00 10mo ago
Weird it's a static site that still got hugged to death.
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by cube00 10mo ago
Even with compression on, running most apps like a web browser over x11 forwarding, is slow to the point of almost being unusuable. However running web apps over forwarding is pretty decent. VS Code and pgAdmin have desktop like performance
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by cube00 10mo ago
> Snappy UIs are always a breath of fresh air. UIs used to be more responsive on slower hardware, if they took longer then the human reaction time, it was considered unacceptable. Somewhere along the line we gave up and instead spend our
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by cube00 10mo ago
It's truly an amazing sight, our payroll system was all text based screens. I had a question and the clerk ripped through like 10 screens to get the information I needed, we're talking 200ms human reaction speed through each scree
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by cube00 10mo ago
I feel like I can manage the entire stack again - with confidence. I have less confidence after a session, now I second guess everything and it slows me down because I know the foot-gun is in there somewhere. For example, yesterday Gemini
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by cube00 10mo ago
17. Your network outlasts every job you’ll ever have. Maybe you're not allowed a personality after you unlock peak outlasting networking.
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by cube00 10mo ago
Few individuals have done as much to push the web forward while uplifting its developers, and that legacy will be felt for a long time to come. And modest too.
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by cube00 10mo ago
> social media companies plaster a prominent banner over them Not going to happen as the social media companies realise they can sell you the AI tools used to post slop back onto the platform.
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by cube00 10mo ago
Even some of the comments here can't help name dropping their own startups for no actual reason.
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by cube00 10mo ago
I can't reconcile how the CEO of an AI startup is; on one hand pushing "100% Percent [sic] Code Coverage" while also selling the idea of "Less than 60 seconds to production" on their product (which is linked in the
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by cube00 10mo ago
Google Ads started charging me $5 per click on low traffic search keywords this week, meanwhile YouTube ads are still 20 cents a click (presumably to keep up with Meta) They're having a laugh if they think we'll keep paying that
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by cube00 10mo ago
The tweet from Dec 24 was interesting, why is Boris only now deciding to engage? I refuse to believe real AI conversations of any value are happening on X. Hi I'm Boris and I work on Claude Code. I am going to start being more activ
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by cube00 10mo ago
I feel it's harder, I get clicks but no engagement. I even have comments enabled on my Reddit ads and I don't even get ASCII wangs. Nobody says my product is bad (or good), there's just silence. Although with the aggressive w
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by cube00 10mo ago
Scheduled automatic snapshots are not the kind of consistent snapshots you need for a filesystem based backup.
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by cube00 10mo ago
Depending on your industry, logs can be very serious business.
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by cube00 10mo ago
They fail their own checklist in that article. > Here’s a parent checklist for safe AI play: > [...] AI toys shouldn’t need to go online From the FAQ: > Can I use Stickerbox without Wi-Fi? > You will need Wi-Fi or a hotspot conn
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by cube00 10mo ago
It's [...] not a place where kids can wander into unknown content. When LLMs are involved, I don't find the guardrails as hard as they are making out. If AI were built for kids, what would it look like? Exactly like this and i
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by cube00 10mo ago
> But I'll have to improve code quality first. Don't fall into this trap, strike while the HN iron is hot, all these people +1'ing will never come back when you're eventually happy the code quality is "improved&q
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by cube00 10mo ago
The effort they put into the cover art for the blockbuster riffs is always impressive, also Big McLargeHuge.
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by cube00 10mo ago
I struggle to see how it's a acceptance that it's done at someone's home without the animal experiment safe guards and ethics oversight you'd get at a research facility. Topped off with a plug to get your email address f
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by cube00 10mo ago
> The problem is that it is very hard for "usual people" to do that. Exactly, for all the victim blaming in other comments, try to explain 3-2-1 backup to non-technical people and you'll be met with glazed eyes. Sadly I th
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by cube00 10mo ago
For all the negative press he gets and the way he treats his workers I'm surprised he still has resources allocated to handle complaints sent to his inbox.
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by cube00 11mo ago
Those rates will drop even lower if they start trying to use LLMs to fill the gap.
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by cube00 11mo ago
> banks to stop using it for online banking apps I never understood why so many banks flocked to building their online banking in applets when it wasn't like you needed anything more advanced than HTML to view balances and make tran
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by cube00 11mo ago
"We are at almost 80, without the tax administration." Guess someone decided "we need to make it sound like we have 80% anyway we can", who knows what the real percentage is.
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by cube00 11mo ago
Unless you pay for the subscription you can't reject all of it anyway. * Data processing by advertising providers including personalised advertising with profiling - Consent required for free use The full page reload after wasting al

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