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by cube00 2mo ago
Fine, but I get to vibe next week's markdown editor.
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by cube00 2mo ago
The lengths they go to avoid calling it an "outage" Namecheap.com: undergoing emergency maintenance Hilarious they link to a Knowledgebase article for details on how to send a support email which is also on namecheap.com so it c
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by cube00 2mo ago
> We are pushing tons of code and now our CPU usage has grown exponentially over the past year because the bad engineers just ship whatever Claude gives them and do not think about the consequences. Sometimes this can be a death by a tho
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by cube00 2mo ago
The algorithms do love a loneliness influencer https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/jun/08/loneliness-i...
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by cube00 2mo ago
Interesting to a see a Windows 7 machine in the picture captioned "Andrew Jones in the boring machine’s control room."
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by cube00 2mo ago
I'm not sure people seeing "Made for Apple silicon" will expect an Electron app.
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by cube00 2mo ago
Assuming we can even get the hardware in the first place, it might not even be possible for consumers to buy it at any price if it sells out through "agreements" made years in advance https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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by cube00 2mo ago
Friends Don't Let Friends Use Ollama https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47788385
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by cube00 2mo ago
"You're on mute"
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by cube00 2mo ago
Doesn't setting the question auto-continue timeout before you go to bed fix that? https://code.claude.com/docs/en/tools-reference#question-aut...
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Claude Refund Policy: Why Anthropic Denied My Request(tobyonfitnesstech.com)
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by cube00 2mo ago
Microsoft is so careful about making sure they only use the URL forwarder (go.microsoft.com/fwlink?LinkId=) in their products but then at some point decided "oh this is too hard let's just set most of the IDs to point at the
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by cube00 2mo ago
On a personal note, I recognize that I should have kept the researcher updated after his initial outreach earlier this year, and I take full responsibility for that communication gap. They make it sound like it was a single email. What ab
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by cube00 2mo ago
I saw an YouTuber the other day sharing their "day in the life" as an Amazon Software Engineer while promoting (as part of a paid sponsorship) the AI note taking feature of SoundCore headphones, claiming they now record their meet
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by cube00 2mo ago
The algorithm wanted these "educational" videos to be 10 minutes at first and now it seems to want them to be 20 minutes. Once I saw that I realised just how padded the content really was and started looking elsewhere. Other good
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by cube00 2mo ago
Considering how all the big players are playing fast [1] and loose [2] with limits, billing [3] and adding undisclosed changes that burn your tokens on autopilot [4], it can't happen soon enough. [1]: Limits may change without notice,
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by cube00 2mo ago
Might be worth getting your licencing decided to let your contributors know exactly what their rights are. As it stands it looks like everything contributed is owned by you with full copyright dispite the footer calling it a "public fi
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by cube00 2mo ago
How city authorities have such poor records of trees they purchase and plant is a mystery to me.
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by cube00 2mo ago
Maybe it was worth it, Terry's RSS reader is number 1 on the paid news app chart. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/current-rss-feed-reader/id6758...
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by cube00 2mo ago
> seems pretty fair Until 1st August 2027 when the domain will expire (I doubt Terry will keep paying for the domain) leaving those users who memorised the .io version stranded. You'll note they only redirected it, they didn't
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by cube00 2mo ago
It's not much of a mea culpa when there's not even a mention, let alone an apology, for misleading John Gruber. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49228166
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by cube00 2mo ago
I don't know, bloggers who publish teases in their feed frustrate me. https://blog.terrygodier.com/2026/05/24/ive-been-a-little-di...
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by cube00 2mo ago
My favorite is when they're clearly caught out so they move on to trying to minimise the use and optionally passively aggressively turn it back on you. "I was genuinely only using Claude to make my writing clearer/redraft&#x
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by cube00 2mo ago
Be careful with this site, the footer on each page claims "no tracking" but it's very chatty to it's "engagement" backend with some odd looking numbers included. POST https://allthedamn.tools&#x2F
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by cube00 2mo ago
Please don't use !important at scale https://github.com/BryanHogan/astro-starter-template/commit/...
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by cube00 2mo ago
I got caught on the `npm run setup` one too. I think the point is the context is shown earlier so it's trying to express that an agent can edit your package.json (which doesn't usually need approval as it's only a file edit)
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by cube00 2mo ago
It would have been nice if the game had disclosed that player's actions were being collected for future research. You don't get any notice or choice it just beams it all up silently in a POST request at the end: "timeli
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by cube00 2mo ago
> Not only will it make all 10 of us happy It's a lonely road indeed. This is one I often get which I notice because my Android mail client shows the plain text version in the notification so all you see is this failed HTML encoding
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by cube00 2mo ago
With the speed everything is going now, nobody has time to learn nice visual tools. They set their AI agents an objective and leave them to iterate until the objective is reached.
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by cube00 2mo ago
An amazingly detailed tribute, you'd have to think this was taken from a journal, in which case it's impressive to keep such a record of their life, or maybe Stephen just has a fantastic memory. Even through that detail you can re

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