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by cube00 3mo ago
There is a privacy popup setting for: Marketing - These cookies are used to deliver relevant advertisements and track their effectiveness. Where do advertisements fit into the website and product? Ello has specific instructions t
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by cube00 3mo ago
He's been teasing this blog post everywhere (in commit messages, multiple times on X, here on NH [1]) so I wonder how much of it was building hype compared with it legitimately taking two months to write. I wonder if the delay of Fable
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by cube00 3mo ago
> the assumption that the rewrite was happening with an Opus-like model, and not with Fable I thought the same thing. Looking back, I was probably mislead in May when Jarred was explaining the pattern to "Rewrite every .zig file to
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by cube00 3mo ago
As evil as they are, it's hearting to see the delivery platforms are embracing OSM when they could probably afford to just pay for Google's Maps API. It gives hope that Google/ESRI won't always be the dominant mapping pl
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by cube00 3mo ago
I have no idea because Google Antigravity is closed source.
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by cube00 3mo ago
> Whatever you can do to create deterministic gates that the LLM simply must overcome to reach a “done” state, do it. First thing Gemini did when I tried that was turn off all the rules in eslint.config.mjs claiming they were "overl
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by cube00 3mo ago
Drones have their own failure mode https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-27/sydney-vivid-festival...
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by cube00 3mo ago
The dog fooding of building NT on daily builds of that same kernel was an impressive commitment to quality. Yes, it slows down velocity and we can't certainly have that (/s) but it's a nice glimpse into what engineering that
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by cube00 3mo ago
> PrimeNG had a licensing change recently Both attempts [1] to surface this on HN failed but if you are using a PrimeTek component library you need to be aware of this change. PrimeNG, PrimeReact, and PrimeVue are all going fully closed
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by cube00 3mo ago
Unless some sensitive private footage leaks then who knows. You can blame the subsequent action on the individual but if the footage leaked due to a bug Google refused to fix are they completely blameless?
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by cube00 3mo ago
our Global SI partners, including Accenture, Capgemini, EY, KPMG, PwC and others. Especially no.
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by cube00 3mo ago
Costco checkouts are a nightmare, a giant queue on one side reaching back to the deli while people try to "zip merge" in from the other side in several smaller queues. At one point they had the pallets at the front aligned so you
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by cube00 3mo ago
It embodies the precise opposite of everything imagined by the e-commerce futurists Costco do plenty of online only offers, partner with Doordash/Instacart, even sell holiday packages so I'm not sure how the author arrives at th
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by cube00 3mo ago
Considering Boris advocates[1] running up to 5 agents in parallel how was a default 60 second timeout supposed to work? [1]: https://xcancel.com/bcherny/status/2017742743125299476#m
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by cube00 3mo ago
I found it really eye opening to understand the flow of how the harness instructs the model and then consumes the crafted JSON response that comes back so you can better understand the split and where a fix may need to go; such as better ha
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by cube00 3mo ago
I still worry about the damage unattended Claude Code could do in an internet connected VM (which you need to download dependencies) and with push permissions to a repo. While it's probably my science fiction brain overthinking, those
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by cube00 3mo ago
Hopefully it's the local harness driving this or else you risk sessions continuing to run long after you've closed out.
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by cube00 3mo ago
It's impressive all these companies are getting away with "base usage allowance included" [1] or "standard limits" [2], layering the higher plans as a multiplier of that "base" but never disclosing what it
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by cube00 3mo ago
> any kind of secure boot / boot chain attestation [...] rebooting clears out pretty much all malware IMHO "pretty much" understates the risk. Malware can easily install itself as a system service, timer unit, XDG autostar
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by cube00 4mo ago
It gets worse when they challenge your solutions by feeding it back into the LLM and sending the response on to you, arguing with an LLM is exhausting, arguing by proxy with a human parroting its responses is excruciating. On the plus side
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by cube00 4mo ago
If it was anything like it is now, you really don't want to be reading these comments.
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by cube00 4mo ago
Gabe allegedly (nobody knows because it's a private company) owns 50.1%, it's not majority employee owned. It's possible he might turn it over to the employees or some kind of co-op style board but who knows if he's offe
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by cube00 4mo ago
I'm really worried about what will happen to Valve when Gabe retires. I can see a bean counter making a very convincing case that it's cheaper to go back to Windows and avoid all this Linux reverse engineering gubbins which isn&#x
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by cube00 4mo ago
These content agreements would have end dates when they are negotiated so they should be required to disclose those at the time you "purchase your license". If they renegotiate and extend the arrangement then update the UI with th
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by cube00 4mo ago
Sony's one sentence notice is pretty grim considering how much money they made from these sales (sorry licensing). From September 1, 2026, due to our content licensing agreements, you will no longer be able to access your previously p
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by cube00 4mo ago
Open source has solved harder problems before. They're also happy to leave it to "open source" to navigate the fall out.
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by cube00 4mo ago
> Any sensible employer will do the same. Hard to do when each individual provider wants to lock your company into multiyear enterprise contracts.
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by cube00 4mo ago
> Has there been any evidence of a well known provider rerouting to lower quality models? The firm [Anthropic] would deliberately degrade the model’s performance in ways that were invisible to the user. https://news.ycombina
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by cube00 4mo ago
This is how I feel whenever I see bold all caps instructions in a system prompt or someone claims they conducted "research" and found the magic prompt template that makes the model pay out. Maybe it works some of the time but it i
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by cube00 4mo ago
I've found using a subdomain helps with that, spammers will try everything@domain.tld but won't bother trying to brute force subdomains. However be warned some surprisingly large websites don't support subdomains, for example

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