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by cube00 1mo ago
> - similarly, if a vendor leaks or sells my data and I start receiving marketing from somewhere I don't expect it's easier to trace the source of the leak (and in some cases just blackhole that entire email address) This is ex
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by cube00 1mo ago
It feels like "File" became a de-facto "Start" or "Main" menu. I always appreciated the rare times when an application would use something other then "File", such as "Game" or "Room&quo
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by cube00 1mo ago
Strange "For the Classroom" question. Men seeking same-sex encounters transformed the pissoir into something its planners never intended. Who ultimately determines the meaning of a public space: its designers, authorities, or the
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by cube00 1mo ago
So much for my theory that they only did this to personal accounts. Although I guess I shouldn't be surprised, they do it to paid Google One accounts too [1] [1]: https://support.google.com/accounts/thread/117
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by cube00 1mo ago
Not OP but I backup with a scheduled rclone to B2 and rsync to my local storage at home so I have the required three copies. I use the Maildir format so each message is its own file making it atomic.
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by cube00 1mo ago
> Maybe I'll try calling a sales number. It's your sign to move on, there are hundreds of other cloud providers who will actually provide meaningful human support because they need your business unlike Google.
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by cube00 1mo ago
Exactly, if you think charging back against Google will result in a human reaching out to actually resolve the problem you are sorely mistaken.
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by cube00 1mo ago
For what it's worth and I know it can't be trusted, one of the AI detectors reported that sentence as "Your most AI sentences" In this case, the combination of "web" and ".one" triggers these securit
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by cube00 1mo ago
>It’s great fun If you don't set hard boundaries it's also the fast track to great burn out.
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by cube00 1mo ago
If you could just change your company's domain name that'd be swell! Surprising Google is happy to lose a paying company over this. Although the author is taking quite the risk bypassing Google's validation like that. Not s
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by cube00 1mo ago
> more ambitious than putting text to screen And you will be ordered exactly where to put that text down to the pixel. However your design system will be built around a twelve column bootstrap layout which your designer won't foll
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by cube00 1mo ago
>Supporting , fixing project which I delivered over years and just take it easy, start day late, leave early until retirement. My experience has been you'll be regularly moved around to mitigate the "bus factor" If you&#x2
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by cube00 1mo ago
It'd be a "waste of tax payers money" if they didn't use it so better to just use it and tell us we're all holding it wrong. "As a horticulturist I know a waratah when I see one," Mr Rees said in a statem
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by cube00 1mo ago
I'm very sceptical they paid a designer to redraw all these.
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by cube00 1mo ago
Sad that it's acceptable to just take artwork from wherever and paste them all into a new design. I say "wherever" because if they were paying attention to the licences of their sources they'd see the artwork was named f
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by cube00 1mo ago
> We sometimes test API serving configs in Claude Code before rolling them out, and one running now maps the numerical effort value differently. Why is it considered acceptable to test on paying customers without letting them know or giv
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by cube00 1mo ago
> is there something fundamentally wrong with Ollama ? Yes https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47788385
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by cube00 2mo ago
I guess it's similar to SOAP, it was usually over HTTP but sometimes the alternatives were used (eg. email [1]) [1]: https://www.w3.org/TR/soap12-email/
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by cube00 2mo ago
I still struggle to see how a MCP endpoint is easier for agents to work with compared with a REST endpoint and a skills.md file.
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by cube00 2mo ago
takes Claude's last response and runs it through the Gemini CLI As much as Claude's style frustrates me I can't say I'm willing to pay for double the tokens to fix it.
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by cube00 2mo ago
> Moreover he would have been in the clear if he just kept his mouth shut. Although then you get a possible delay of undefined duration, additional questioning and seizure of your device.
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by cube00 2mo ago
> establishing goodwill with the public Not sure even rare books will dig these big AI companies out of the hole they're digging for themselves.
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by cube00 2mo ago
> Given all the bad PR Companies are immune to bad PR in this fast news cycle. Everyone has already moved on to the next injustice in less then 24 hours. Surprisingly you'll even get downvoted for "living in the past" if y
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by cube00 2mo ago
> Google providing what would have been one of the greatest storehouses of readily available knowledge in the world I'd be worried about how much they'd be charging for access once they had the monopoly on so many rare books.
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by cube00 2mo ago
Meetings are still like exams, if you can't craft a line of thinking on the spot it doesn't come off well. You don't need a final answer but you can't just answer "I don't know" otherwise you risk being s
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by cube00 2mo ago
I'm not asking for randomness, I'm only asking it to stop retrying after say 10 seconds and report it to the user as a fatal error.
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by cube00 2mo ago
I'd disagree it needs end-to-end. Testing that proper sleep calls are made followed by an error can be done in unit tests. Unit tests already mock network calls so create mocks to return errors instead. https://news.ycombina
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by cube00 2mo ago
Mock out the network call (which you'd be doing anyway because unit tests never connect to the network) so it always returns a failure. Mock out the timer. Call the function multiple times and ensure it'd passing the expected wait
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by cube00 2mo ago
They also charge ahead to prod with known defects and then change their story when they're caught out https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48032310
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by cube00 2mo ago
> bar of corporate code quality It's Microsoft, if they can't afford to do comprehensive unit testing, what hope do the rest of us have?

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