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by rob 1y ago
Any verifiable cases of this "extortion" happening to a nonprofit company yet that isn't in the tech space?
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by rob 1y ago
> Notably, the service isn’t free. Customers pay $40 for a month of access without auto-renewal. This makes it seem like this "AI negotiator" is $40/month, but it looks like it's not included at all for that plan. See
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by rob 1y ago
> APIs and Claude.ai are down. Services will be restored as soon as possible. > This incident affects: claude.ai, console.anthropic.com, and api.anthropic.com.
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API, Claude.ai, and Console services impacted [resolved](status.anthropic.com)
161 points by rob 1y ago|79 comments
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by rob 1y ago
"Rate exceeded." in plain text on https://claude.ai right now.
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by rob 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. The word "container" doesn't even appear in the ori
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by rob 1y ago
I'm sure there's still some people using a Ford Model T to drive around as well.
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by rob 1y ago
I think too many newer "developers" are relying on AI tools trained on popular frameworks like Next.js to create things, and Vercel's loving this because they're the "go-to" in the end when you need to deploy s
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by rob 1y ago
"Fake accounts" like OP's (evai) who somehow registered in January 2021 and its only activity is this single post today and some AI generated comment to go along with it? Definitely something suspicious but I'm not sure
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by rob 1y ago
Definitely weird. No new comments from @praveenhm to HN in almost two years and then the first one made is some ChatGPT-generated one.
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Languages(forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org)
1 points by rob 1y ago|0 comments
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by rob 1y ago
Is there a big enough commercial market for private Python package registries to support an entire company and its staff? Looks like they're hiring for $250k engineers, starting a $26k/year OSS fund, etc. Expenses seem a bit high
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OpenAI bringing back GPT-4o to ChatGPT Plus users(old.reddit.com)
18 points by rob 1y ago|12 comments
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Manual for the Inventory and Description of Stone Walls [pdf](stonewall.media.uconn.edu)
1 points by rob 1y ago|0 comments
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by rob 1y ago
If anybody is in Connecticut like me, here's a LiDAR map you can use for the state to find your own stone walls here: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/4c801e35f200493ebff... ("Hillshade 2023" and
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by rob 1y ago
I'm not affiliated with the site I submitted, but some just really love stone walls, especially those of us here in New England. I'm part of a "New English Stone Walls" Facebook group that has ~65,000 members. To me (I
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Lidar-based GIS map of New Hampshire stone walls(nhgranit.maps.arcgis.com)
64 points by rob 1y ago|24 comments
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A comprehensive collection of specialized AI subagents for Claude Code(github.com)
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by rob 1y ago
> Land can’t be financed Doesn't seem accurate. See: https://agamerica.com/land-loans/real-estate-loans/ https://www.farmcrediteast.com/en/FINANCING/Land-Loans
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by rob 1y ago
Crazy, what kind of set up were you trying to do there? Been using it for probably 10 years and I can't remember the last time I had an issue and I run updates on it automatically every day. Biggest problem I remember is having to chow
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by rob 1y ago
I don't think CLI/terminal-based approaches are going to win out in the long run compared to visual IDEs like Cursor but I think Anthropic has something good with Claude Code and I've been loving it lately (after using only C
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Bedrock's Geoff Lewis claims AI revealed mapping of a non-government system(twitter.com)
11 points by rob 1y ago|3 comments
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by rob 1y ago
It's cool if you're on desktop Slack or Messenger or something between friends, but making a conscious choice to go into your phone's settings and turn capitalization off for everything you do is a bit weird and over the top.
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by rob 1y ago
I think IDE-based tools like Cursor, VS Code, etc, will win out in the long term, especially as the younger generation grows up. In the short term though, I think CLI-based tools like Claude Code are taking off because hardcore developers s
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by rob 1y ago
Just have Claude make a version of your script that's shareable for others, no?
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by rob 1y ago
It doesn't, which is why all these solutions breakdown long-term compared to things like WP for small biz brochure stuff. 5 to 10 years from now when you're no longer talking to your client who has absolutely no technical experien
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by rob 1y ago
I don't. I have a MacBook Pro from 2019 with an Intel chip and 16 GB of memory. Pretty sure when I tried the large whisper model it took like 30 minutes to an hour to do something that took hardly any time via Groq. It's been a wh
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by rob 1y ago
> Doesn't YouTube do this for you automatically these days within a day or so? Oh yeah, we do a check first and use youtube-transcript-api if there's an automatic one available: https://github.com/jdepoix/y
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by rob 1y ago
There's a tool that uses YouTube's unofficial APIs to get them if they're available: https://github.com/jdepoix/youtube-transcript-api For our internal tool that transcribes local city council meetings o
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by rob 1y ago
For anybody trying to do this in bulk, instead of using OpenAI's whisper via their API, you can also use Groq [0] which is much cheaper: [0] https://groq.com/pricing/ Groq is ~$0.02/hr with distil-large-v3, o

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