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lacoolj
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Raava and Vaatu made into a game of dual-solitary pong And yeah there's a bug where one will introduce itself into the other's domain and join that side instead. Very life-like :)
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1y ago
Proprietary data (your company's app repository, a script for upcoming movie) and sensitive data (health, finance) become exposed
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1y ago
There are dark patterns in UI, and then there's this terms and conditions popup that also contains the checkbox to disable Having "Accept" right under that makes it very unclear what you're accepting and enabling/
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looks like it was either taken down or turned off. trying to run the same curl commands now just sits empty trying to access the IP curl -i -v https://ghrc.io/v2/ * Trying 128.199.6.40:443...
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1y ago
Taxation without representation lol
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> Maybe I'll come back in 9 years and see how my views have changed. I'm in year 10. My views are pretty much how you've outlined here. Some differences based on my $ENTERPRISE vs yours, but overall not a wide gap. And I
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1y ago
more addicting than cookie clicker. good god someone give me the strength to CTRL+F4
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1y ago
> the generally availability One of the biggest corporations in the world and they can't re-read before posting a typo in the title. Heads be shakin
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1y ago
Thank you!!!
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1y ago
I want to see his talk on quantum cryptography (referenced early in the video). Anyone have the link?
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1y ago
what about "I'll try better"?
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So we do this exact thing in our software, and I implement it (along with other devs), and I was still entranced enough to read through the end. No differences between ours and theirs (this is a fairly common practice anyway) but article i
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1y ago
Many tiny, specialized models is the way to go, and if that's what they're doing then it's a good thing.
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1y ago
Best answer on this page. Thanks for the laugh. I needed it.
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1y ago
I've used this tool for a few months now and have been pretty impressed by it. It handles large quantities of tasks very well and is good at making tests for very specific/isolated functions. I have found it is not very good wh
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1y ago
That's odd cuz my daily task limit went up to 100. Are you on Google Pro or using it free? Also, I've found that even with 60, over an entire full day/night of using it for different things, I never went over 10 tasks and did
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1y ago
Always hard to take an article seriously when it has typos, some of which are repeated ("promt" in the graphic on Principle 2)
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1y ago
lol the timing of these two posts (this and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44597966 ) feel deliberate
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So I'm glad there are more agentic dev tools coming out, but can we please stop making entirely new IDEs and start integrating as plugins to well-established (and some already paid for) IDEs we already use? Webstorm/other Jetbrai
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dont want to use this data for anything solid other than ... i will never visit the bay area
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The technological measure to control access is probably a crawler looking for standard download links for lawyers to send out C/D letters. Good question though, would love to know what specific tech is in use (or if it's just &quo
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1y ago
"...is something that nothing in the universe can predict in advance" The universe is a swirling vortex of entropy. In theory, with enough data, you can predict anything, at any point in time. There is no such thing as "tru
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This kinda reminds me of a slimmed down version of Polymer. I like the simplicity, and it might have potential to stack upon itself to provide the other missing elements like reactivity, etc. Keep up the good work
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1y ago
Learn somethin new every day. And I would never have known this existed without hackernews
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They have released numbers, but I can't say they are for this specific product or something else. They are apparently having AI generate "30%" of their code. https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/29/m
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1y ago
Call me when the AI can interrupt YOU :)
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1y ago
The irony of this article: the demographic in question likely won't have the attention span to read it through But I guess there's always chatgpt
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Yes! I am playing with it on my two phones and PC and it's absolutely wonderful Not a huge deal, but if I start playing from my Pixel 4, it staggers the startup between devices (either pixel is faster or vice versa). If this starts wor
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1y ago
FINALLY
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Very very cool idea, but this is a bummer: "Optimized for Chrome on macOS. Unstable for other platforms..." Once that changes (at the very least, the macOS part), I can't wait to play with it!
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