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by neya 2mo ago
The "code was never the hard part" is a narrative pushed strongly by designers, MBA guys and product managers. Even before AI, they've always treated programmers like low-lives, someone beneath them and completely replaceable
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by neya 2mo ago
We are sharing this because we believe it’s important to be transparent with the public and the safety and security communities about this potential shift in capabilities. *proceeds to not share much details about strictness* Yet
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by neya 2mo ago
> They'll re-invent/re-write things constantly Re-invent is fine, that's how we actually get the good stuff we use. Re-write (frequently) is usually a sign of bad power dynamics in the team, code rot and generally bad engi
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by neya 2mo ago
Lol, a fake account created 44 minutes ago just to congratulate a YC company that isn't receiving enough traction despite staying on the home page for longer? What has this place become..
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by neya 2mo ago
Yeah, because, your data is best collected by the US labs, right? US or American, don't trust anyone, these are open weight models. Host them yourself if you feel strongly about privacy (as you should). I honestly don't know of an
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by neya 2mo ago
You of all the people should and would know that the slightest criticism of Apple is rejected here, not based by merit of the argument, but for simply endorsing the viewpoint that Apple can be evil too. I'm sure mods have tools and sta
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by neya 2mo ago
Also the whole premise of this is basically "US good, China bad" Whatever Anthropic accuses the Chinese of possibly doing and being capable of, the US is as well. What's stopping the US military of doing everything he accuses
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by neya 2mo ago
The real person that should be held responsible for ghosting is the HR. They represent the company. It takes very little effort to even send an automated email intimating the rejection and better yet if possible, a one liner reason - even f
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by neya 2mo ago
Adding the link to GitHub here if anyone is curious: https://github.com/techaroHQ/anubis
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by neya 2mo ago
Thanks!
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by neya 2mo ago
Is there a version for Windows 7 as well? Because, that was the last good design from anyone from that era and everything just went downhill after that.
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by neya 3mo ago
In case of American labs, always follow the money. In case of Chinese labs, always follow the IP.
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by neya 3mo ago
I tried Claude, it was half decent. The real issue is these are pretty much ways for these AI companies to burn your tokens faster. Claude is notorious for this and I honestly can't get any real work done without ensuring it isn't
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by neya 3mo ago
I was a basic user who happened to just TRY OpenClaw. Thankfully it was brief and thankfully I ended my session after being underwhelmed because the very next day, they were on the news for the wrong reasons. There is no way on earth I am t
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by neya 3mo ago
I think the problem space needs to be divided into two - AI generated articles (which the OP's question is about) and AI generated content/comments. The articles - honestly, normal flagging just works. If the content and the infor
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by neya 3mo ago
I used both with Openrouter and GLM 5.2 and I can confirm this is the case. Claude Code burned $10 per task while Open Code burned barely $10 a day which wqs about 4-5 tasks a day. A task usually included database migrations, code audit or
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by neya 3mo ago
That's really an apologist take on behalf of the world's largest VC whose companies have time and again proven ethics don't matter.
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by neya 3mo ago
Notice how the description never included the term "ethical". That's something you injected as an assumption to make a counter point. Not blaming you, just highlighting the flaw in your argument. Because, the lack of mention
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by neya 3mo ago
> I don't think you need to somehow get personally offended by every Tesla on the road but it seems ridiculous to ask people to not be political about a such obviously political figure. You can be political, but go be political in a
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by neya 3mo ago
I've been on HN since 2012-ish, but a reader since way before. In the last 5 years alone, HN has unfortunately become extremely political, steering most conversations in the direction of political correctness rather than technical obje
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by neya 3mo ago
Wow, I never heard of Forgejo before. Going to give it a shot. Thanks!
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by neya 3mo ago
They need to justify to the markets that their Azure investments were worth it. The whole company is built around Azure. The AI justification is just a storefront for it. Every engineer who worked on it will tell you it's a pack of car
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by neya 3mo ago
Large corporations like Microsoft under constant pressure from investors are slapping AI onto every single product offering just so they can claim they're an AI company now. Just like what Adobe did. So yeah, that didn't end well
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by neya 3mo ago
> Dammit, fell for another AI slop article AGAIN... Is it really "slop" if you keep falling for AI written articles again and again? Doesn't that actually mean the opposite - the AI seemingly convinced you (or almost) that
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by neya 3mo ago
Not crappy by any means, but, till date, Elixir forum (elixirforum.com) simply has the best mix of knowledge, etiquette and discussions on any and most topics around Elixir. I hope they never retire it ever. I still feel the community suppo
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by neya 3mo ago
Social media has censorship, which most old school forums couldn't simply replicate with volume, even with moderators in place. So, a lot of times you will find unfiltered discussion about certain topics as opposed to a controlled narr
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by neya 3mo ago
"Rules for thee, but not for me" Classic
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by neya 3mo ago
I wonder how is this even legal? The only useful job the HR departments are ever required to do - they decide to automate it? Aside from being a daycare for adults, what exactly does HR accomplish? It's clearly NOT on the side of emplo
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by neya 3mo ago
Thanks!
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by neya 3mo ago
What is the methodology of your benchmark? On the contrary, I personally think these broader benchmarks are meaningless. I think personalized benchmarks are the way to go. They should answer "How does this model perform for MY use-case

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