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jofzar
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> The theme is simple: fewer disruptions, more clarity, more control. This update moves Windows toward a single monthly restart by consolidating OS, .NET, and driver updates, and gives you more flexibility to time updates around your sch
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5mo ago
Actually it's closer to https://youtube.com/@dave2d who is a popular tech YouTuber
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5mo ago
There's a name for these people, glassholes
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5mo ago
One I saw recently was "wires" and "wired" from opus. It was using it like every 3rd sentence and I was like, yeah I have seen people say wired like this but not really for how it was using it in every sentence.
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5mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1svdm1w/psa_the_s... It went massive on Reddit which is where I heard about it first.
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5mo ago
Yeah that's a top tier enterprise plan feature if I have ever seen ut
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5mo ago
IMO the fail here is not having a true soft delete policy with a delete endpoint available You need to protect customers from themselves. If you offer a true deletion endpoint/service you need to offer them a way to stop them from bein
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6mo ago
Oof
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6mo ago
Same, there was always very specific wording we had to use unless legal approved an exact number or scope.
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6mo ago
Matrix also found that Claude was AB testing 4.6 vs 4.7 in production for the last 12 days. https://matrix.dev/blog-2026-04-16
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6mo ago
I think it's time to have previous titles show as a edit * icon that can show the previous title. This is not the first time where the more neutral (which imo is better) has caused me to be confused why everyone is saying something dif
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6mo ago
Very interesting, I wonder if this is some of the issues people were seeing
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6mo ago
They haven't also worked at a company where the meetings have MRR said like every 4 seconds. I'm so jealous of them
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6mo ago
I'm jealous of you, like seriously, you somehow haven't worked at a company where a C suite says MRR like every 5th sentence in meeting.
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6mo ago
I decided to look at their website halfway through the post, https://imgur.com/a/7M4PdO6 This is really what 10k mrr can get you? A badly designed AI slop website that isn't even mobile correctly compatible. The l
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6mo ago
I completely disagree, this is just another level of safety. If everything went perfectly everytime we wouldn't need any safety equipment, but things aren't always perfect.
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6mo ago
> BrowserStack routinely sell or give away their users' data. > A third-party service used by BrowserStack siphons off information to send to others. > An employee or contractor at BrowserStack is exfiltrating user data and tr
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6mo ago
> simple self-distillation (SSD): Sorry apple, SSD is already taken, you can't use that acronym.
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6mo ago
Brother you need to put anything on your homepage other then an image and a link to your GitHub release page. Why would anyone download this? Include features, screenshots of features, explanation of what the goal of the project is, etc.
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6mo ago
Imo NFC tags could be the easiest way of doing the same thing for bigger items, scan it when you use it, log it.
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6mo ago
It's suprisingly good, like it's it's 100% worth watching if you liked scrubs.
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6mo ago
Damn they are really going after the middle manager boomer coders these days with their RCE vulns (For legal reasons this a joke, please don't kill me in the Vim vs non Vim holy wars)
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6mo ago
Microsoft doesn't believe in consent, it believes in yes or every 3 days.
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I mean it's super obvious, it's directly tied to scrubs popularity. New season of scrubs = new war in the middle east.
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6mo ago
It's a shame my job as a penis enlarger is 50% mixed. The market is super shakey at moment with all of the AI enlargers going on. https://aijobsreport.org/quiz?job=Penis+enlarger
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6mo ago
Interestingly to me this is what raycast actually is for me now. Most of my common workflows are just raycast keybinds now or quickly typed in. An example is I have my airpods bound to ctrl+alt+b to connect via Bluetooth. This is to have it
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Yeah like Kimi is good enough, if there was some kind of LLM fire and all the closed source models suddenly burnt down and could never be remade, Kimi 2.5 is already good enough forever. Good enough is probably redundant, it's amazing
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I mean yes? I am more likely to read and trust something that is not written or cowritten by ai. I want real humans giving real human opinions not ai giving their best opinion on what is the most "rewarding" weighted opinion
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> Also, why would using a LLM based grammar checker trigger an AI writing detector? Did it end up rewriting substantial parts of the original submission?) Grammarly has seriously started rewriting whole paragraphs recently, I have been h
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> I remember the first time I vibe-coded a small project. It was an app that generated placeholder cards for my MTG collection. I prompted the bot (now Claude, not ChatGPT)..... I would be interested what date this was? I am surprised if
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