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by ksajadi 5mo ago
That is a good hypothesis but then you’d imagine they could combine it with registered clients to keep crawlers accountable.
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by ksajadi 5mo ago
Overall, it's an interesting idea. Although it's Google and it's packed, it's going to be packed with Gemini and Google AI and whatnot. My problem is not the AI, nor is it that it's an undefined territory for what a
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by ksajadi 5mo ago
It's turned into a bizarre place. Today I asked the same question on /r/meta and my question was immediately removed without explanation. I tried to message the mods and got bounced with a "you cannot send a message to t
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Ask HN: Why Reddit blocks all automated access but has .json for all URLs?
5 points by ksajadi 5mo ago|10 comments
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by ksajadi 5mo ago
We certainly see a lot more automated security vulnerability reports coming our way that are clearly generated by AI and in bulk. As a SOC 2 compliant company we have to record each one and respond to them as per our policies. Our solution
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Rails, Security and AI Reports(tenderlovemaking.com)
2 points by ksajadi 5mo ago|1 comments
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by ksajadi 5mo ago
Looks good! Do you have an MCP or API in your roadmap? The reason: managing a lot of templates and their placeholders can get out of hand pretty quickly and agents can be a good way to deal with the complexity. I'd love to try this wit
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by ksajadi 5mo ago
Just woke up to this. Not sure if I’m reading this right. So this is the same company that puts up Captcha pages all over the internet?
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by ksajadi 6mo ago
I'm going to plug Cloud 66 here for you as well. You get a happy middle between a fully managed PaaS and running your own servers.
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by ksajadi 6mo ago
Zed is a really good editor in an age that every other editor has forgotten to be about *editing* and wants to be a wrapper around coding agents. On the agent side, I really like their ACP approach but for now it seems buggy and limited in
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by ksajadi 6mo ago
I also found that to be the case (no REST API) which is a shame. I also wish I could use it with SendOps.dev like AWS SES.
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by ksajadi 6mo ago
I think this is going to be a really good service: the service can be used easily with Workers making it super easy to not only send transactional emails but use it for forms embedded in Pages. I am very much looking forward to using this.
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by ksajadi 6mo ago
- "Everyone is crazy and the way you can tell they are crazy is to see if they tell me I am wrong". - "You are wrong! Everyone is not crazy" - "You see? I told you. Everyone is crazy"
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by ksajadi 6mo ago
OP here: I really like the idea (and have tried different ones over the past few weeks), but unfortunately Superconductor still needs work to achieve its full potential. Specifically around resource usage and speed (it can get really slow)
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Show HN: OIFI Databook: An intelligence database of Iran's power structure(databook.oifi.org)
1 points by ksajadi 6mo ago|0 comments
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Native macOS Multi Agent Development UI(super.engineering)
4 points by ksajadi 6mo ago|4 comments
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S3 Files(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by ksajadi 6mo ago|0 comments
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Claude is having another moment, again(downdetector.co.uk)
24 points by ksajadi 6mo ago|2 comments
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by ksajadi 6mo ago
Failures all over Code and Chat here too (London UK) and status is showing all green
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by ksajadi 7mo ago
This is great! I’d love to see this supported in SendOps!
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by ksajadi 7mo ago
Complete coincidence but today I was looking for an AWS mock for E2E tests. Not the whole AWS footprint but just a few services and looked at LocalStack for the first time. It took Claude to put together a service (with web interface and ev
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by ksajadi 8mo ago
Around 8 years ago a company called x.ai (yes that was the domain) started to do exactly that. It would create a persona called Amy Ingram (AI in short) that would be your personal assistant. Long story short, it failed miserably as it sent
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The PaaS Graveyard: Why Platforms Keep Dying and Developers Keep Migrating(blog.cloud66.com)
1 points by ksajadi 8mo ago|3 comments
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by ksajadi 10mo ago
I tink the title is a bit misleading. This is about very low level metrics collection from the system which by definition is very system dependent. The term “portable” in a programming language usually means portability for applications but
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Frank Gehry has died(bbc.co.uk)
193 points by ksajadi 11mo ago|68 comments
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by ksajadi 11mo ago
May I just say that Matthew Prince is the CEO of Cloudflare and a lawyer by training (and a very nice guy overall). The quality of this postmortem is great but the fact that it is from him makes one respect the company even more.
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by ksajadi 11mo ago
I am grateful to Cursor for ushering in the new age of coding beyond the "old" Github Copilot. I am also grateful to their VCs for subsidizing my coding. I am going to use their money to write subsidized code as long as the party
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by ksajadi 11mo ago
My Samsung TV keeps blocking around 20% of the display at random times to tell me their terms and conditions have changed. Of course I have the option of checking it by reading the whole thing on my TV and then running a diff to see what’s
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Our 10 Rules of using Coding Agents(blog.cloud66.com)
1 points by ksajadi 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 1y ago
I generally agree with your point. Over the years of being responsible for technology stack choices, I've come to apply one rule of thumb on OSS projects: is the project a core competency of the company behind it or not. For example, G

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