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by easton 8mo ago
Memory increase to 12GB, guess they still have reasonable pricing.
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by easton 8mo ago
It depends on the service if things move gracefully or not. The incident explains it's only EC2 (and dependent services) in that AZ, so if they try to route traffic for services hosted on EC2 to that AZ it's not working (and custo
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by easton 8mo ago
> Effective immediately, no contractor, supplier, or partner that does business with the United States military may conduct any commercial activity with Anthropic. I’m sure the lawyers just got paged, but does this mean the hyperscalers
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by easton 8mo ago
> and automatically kicking a user off would also probably be bad. Would it? The only way to access Claude is via a CLI or a GUI. > $ claude --resume > No subscription active (expired on 6/1/2026). Reactivate at claude.ai
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by easton 8mo ago
It’s not unusual for legal departments to take offense to these sorts of things, because now everyone using Claude within the DoD has to do some kind of audit to figure out if they’re building something that could be construed as surveillan
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by easton 8mo ago
Git commits have a email address as a required field[0], although some people put something bogus in there. And then it's in the data provided when you clone the repo onto your machine even if you aren't using the GitHub APIs. To
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by easton 8mo ago
I know he doesn't make live coding videos anymore, but it'd be cool if Andreas showed off how this worked a little more. I'm curious how much he had to fix by hand (vs reprompting or spinning a different model or whatever).
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by easton 8mo ago
> One related thought I had was that given OpenAI is the only one _not_ doing this of the big3, it probably indicates they have a lot more spare compute. Or, pessimistically, it could indicate they’re burning cash hoping the subsidized a
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by easton 8mo ago
I've been to SF three times, and each time the oddest thing was going down 101 from the airport and seeing cURL commands and "you sped past that just like we sped past Snowflake" and such on billboards. It's like being o
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by easton 8mo ago
On the other hand, when they say something is in us-west-2 they mean it, so if another region has an outage your workloads aren't impacted unless your code is reaching out to that region. Guessing that's similar on the other cloud
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by easton 8mo ago
A lot of cloud services sorta work the same way. AWS and Azure are pay per request for all sorts of things, I figured that was the model the inference providers were following.
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by easton 8mo ago
Is the problem that the app was written with AI assistance or that it's low-effort/bad? I don't care if you used Claude to fix a bug or something if you have a cool app, but i do care if you vibe coded something I could'
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by easton 8mo ago
Having been the person that used to support those packages, it’s not that simple. You need to pass what workloads you need installed too, and if it’s a project you’re not familiar with god help you. I used to just install the desktop develo
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by easton 8mo ago
Wonder if there's a way to make the popular email clients (outlook/gmail) re-sort conversation view so that the newest reply is at the bottom. then enforce it by policy across the org, and watch the chaos as people read before spe
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by easton 8mo ago
A feature for devs, but I have often been told management is paid by the required field on tickets.
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by easton 8mo ago
It's the boards. GitHub issues doesn't let you do all the arcane nonsense Azure DevOps' boards let you do.
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by easton 8mo ago
I just got some Heroku socks like two months ago at an event, they must've killed it at the start of the year. Weird.
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by easton 8mo ago
You can and can’t, at least in AWS. For instance, you can’t launch a EC2 to a point you can ssh in less than 8-10 seconds (and it takes a while to get EBS to sync the entire disk from s3). Many a time I have tried to figure a self scaling E
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by easton 9mo ago
Notably, it's a VPN for connecting your own devices together, so unless you're deploying a server elsewhere for access to porn it's probably not for that.
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by easton 9mo ago
Weird. On my end it says January 2026.
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by easton 9mo ago
Web version: https://support.apple.com/guide/security/welcome/web
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by easton 9mo ago
I run into that too. Someone sends me a Postman, and I sit there fiddling with the UI five or ten times instead of just putting it into a loop in a real program. then realize how much time i spent fiddling and pull it into a program, then s
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by easton 9mo ago
Might've had something to do with explaining behavior to their app teams. "Use this new DB product where it's sharded" might be easier than "here's a new postgres endpoint like the old one but now if you join o
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by easton 9mo ago
Can you do zero touch without having an Apple Business account (so, a DUNS number) and a MDM? I thought this was a silly way to do it too, but upon reflection I don’t know if you can zero touch setup a Mac without registering a device in DE
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25 Years of Wikipedia(wikipedia25.org)
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by easton 9mo ago
"Added IS_DEMO environment variable to hide email and organization from the UI, useful for streaming or recording sessions" from the changelog: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/blob/main&#x2
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by easton 10mo ago
From the outside looking in one wonders why this is allowed to continue. Microsoft’s old school “developer tools for money” business is slowly dying (because Visual Studio proper is less popular than its ever been since so much is targeting
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by easton 10mo ago
IIRC, Windows containers require that the container be built with a base image that matches the host for it to work at all (like, the exact build of Windows has to match). Guessing that’s how they get a ‘stable ABI’. …actually, looks like i
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by easton 10mo ago
don't mean to steal your customers, but can I just buy good thermal sticker paper somewhere that would work with a regular receipt printer? That would be fun for side nonsense, with or without AI. When I was more youthful I remember ge
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by easton 10mo ago
It’s a feature in the paid version, or I guess you could recompile it if you didn’t want to pay (but my guess is if you want to change the logo you can probably pay).

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