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by neya 7mo ago
I wonder where this sits when compared with Cloudflare's product offerings. CF Containers seem like it, but the pricing gap is huge. The bunny.net spend (if run 24/7) comes to almost a dollar an hour. Which is easily ~$700 a month
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by neya 7mo ago
Look, whether you like it or not AI is here and it is decent at some tasks and the world is using it to automate stuff. You saw how Clawdbot exploded, right? Despite users getting hacked left and right didn't stop the adoption. Yesterd
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by neya 7mo ago
I think a lot of people will not like to hear this but we use AI almost for everything internally. The noob way to go about this is just give it a couple of tasks and just give it complete root access to your life. That's always going
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by neya 7mo ago
This is how the NPM ecosystem works. Run first, care about consequences later..because, you know, time to market matters more. Who cares about security? This is not new to the NPM ecosystem. At this point, every year there's a couple o
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by neya 7mo ago
Wow, I was searching for this exact link for more than a decade (!). I remember seeing it on HN when I was new here and couldn't find the article ever again. Thanks for sharing!
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by neya 7mo ago
Elixir has always been fashionable to build high performance systems in. In fact, it is more suited for AI applications than any other language or framework because of the BEAM architecture and the flexibility of the language itself. I wish
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by neya 7mo ago
Elixir has a LangChain implementation by the same name. And in my opinion as a user of both, the Python version and the Elixir version, the Elixir version is vastly superior and reliable too. This agentic framework can co-exist with LangCha
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by neya 7mo ago
Love this! The timing couldn't be more perfect. I had to write my agent framework with a mix of gen servers and Oban. It's honestly a pain to deal with. This looks like it will really remove a lot of pain for development. Thank yo
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by neya 7mo ago
It's been this way for the last 6-7 years IIRC
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by neya 7mo ago
Officially via Apple? Absolutely not. Unofficially? A risky affair that mostly will end up losing the warranty on the device. However if you plan to keep the device longer with you, it's a path worth exploring if the cycle count is hig
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by neya 7mo ago
Haha, absolutely agreed. Morality is a moving goal post when it comes to everyone's personal favorites.
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by neya 7mo ago
Basically he's asking everyone to trust him that he won't cross the line himself. Whatever argument he makes for democracies applies to him as well, and he's not somehow above it. That's the flaw in his argument. Brutall
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by neya 7mo ago
From the title of the link enclosed: "Anthropic and Palantir Partner to Bring Claude AI Models to AWS for U.S. Government Intelligence and Defense Operations" Keywords: "Government Intelligence"
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by neya 7mo ago
These comments were after the deal had soured. Not before. If it was a case of such morality, the partnership with Palantir would have never happened in the first place. The contract was explicit - it was for defence purposes with a company
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by neya 7mo ago
Thanks mate :)
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by neya 7mo ago
> The weirdest part is how regular people pick sides and defend their billionaire Someone told me in another comment that it's possibly bot activity. I suspect so too, because in a tech forum like HN, a top voted comment can shift t
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by neya 7mo ago
Given Gates' current reputation, I don't think this aged well.
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by neya 7mo ago
>Dario on the other hand seems to have an integrity that's particularly rare in this era. Anthropic actually partnered up with Palantir. They are not the saints you think they are, either. We should stop worshipping people and compa
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by neya 7mo ago
> This included alleged representations that CaaStle earned $66.3 million on revenue of $439.9 million in 2023, when it actually lost $81 million on revenue of $15.7 million. > lawyers said the indictment presented “an incomplete and
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by neya 7mo ago
You can try selling it in Asia (Singapore / Malaysia). You can get a good deal for it there usually if your battery cycle count is low. One thing I really learned is - it's super important to keep the battery cycle count low if yo
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by neya 7mo ago
Wow! Thanks for sharing. I didn't know this. Time to upgrade to M5? What do you think about the M5? I know it's too early for tests. But I would love to hear your opinion.
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by neya 7mo ago
I upgraded to an M3 Pro from an M1 Pro. I sold my M1 Pro at 90% of the original cost (not even exaggerating) on Facebook marketplace AFTER 2 YEARS. I thought the buyer was insane to buy it at that price. But, of course mine had a decent spe
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by neya 7mo ago
> extremely hard to write to the point of impracticality, and useless > Most orgs settle for the latter and end up testing easily testable things like the final rendered dom and rely on human qa for all the hard bits like "does t
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by neya 7mo ago
Ok, some of the stuff - like calling out the community for NPC behaviour (aggressively), I wasn't aware was in the guidelines, but it totally makes sense. Won't happen again. The Ars Technica one? Screw them. That's on me. Bu
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by neya 7mo ago
First page, first result on Google: https://andreafortuna.org/2025/11/30/hidden-metadata-reveals...
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by neya 7mo ago
The fundamental problem is the verification loop for the average developer is grounded not in tests, but with results . Write code, reload browser, check output. Does it work the way I want? Good. We're done here. Not write code, writ
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by neya 7mo ago
So, somehow now they are the beacons of privacy and we should just ignore their history of spying on their users?
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by neya 7mo ago
> I still think Apple has a huge opportunity in privacy first LLMs This correlation of Apple and privacy needs to rest. They have consistently proven to be otherwise - despite heavily marketing themselves as "privacy-first" ht
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by neya 7mo ago
If you feed their articles into a python script that identifies biases, subtle upsells and advertorials, you will see bunch of it is exactly just promotional marketing for some companies. They also almost never report the news, just opinion
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by neya 7mo ago
> I just had to ask you this in a different context. Sorry, I just searched my comment history, maybe I missed it? Was it recent?

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