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by rvz 2mo ago
Congratulations! You have just realized that the AI data center build out is a total scam, built on both the insurmountable trillions of debt, and the assumption that only GPUs are all we need to continue scaling. There exist other AI acc
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by rvz 2mo ago
> Why there are so many new coding agents, and why they're commonly upvoted on HackerNews? It seems like there's a new one in the top 10 every other day. It is widely known that upvote rings happen on this site.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Most of all what you have said is not really any clear differentiation against the rest of the 100s of other agents. Just minuscule or non-negligible implementation details and I'm afraid it is sadly yet another experimental slop proje
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by rvz 2mo ago
Some questions: 1. Why do we need yet another coding agent over the rest of them? 2. Is this going to be another Vercel Labs slop project that they will abandon like the others since this is super experimental?
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by rvz 2mo ago
The 'tokenmaxxing' and the extreme gambling fiesta with Anthropic's latest Claude Code slot machine engine called 'Fable 5' which has given many subsidies and free spins of the wheel and cheaper tokens are all inc
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is the correct link: https://github.blog/open-source/maintainers/your-contributor... Tells you that GitHub cares more about AI agents more than their own platform uptime.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Claude is taking a watercooler break for now. Just like a human would.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Does this internally use AWS or is this your own self-hosted environment?
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by rvz 2mo ago
> “Will I come back? Never say never. But I think it’s time to ride off into the sunset. Now stop reading and make great games.” I bet that thanks to AI, he is more likely to come back and make more great games. To Downvoters: After thin
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by rvz 2mo ago
At this point, I think some people just actually like getting angry and finding something to get angry about, just to attract others to be angry with them.
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by rvz 2mo ago
It is now >$3 Trillion. [0] [0] https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/why-big-techs-ai-spending-is-3-t...
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by rvz 2mo ago
First the French Tax authority [0] and now the Berlin Government in Germany. If a breach is confirmed with stolen data, lets see if by their own GDPR rules will they pay their own fine. [0] https://korben.info/en/france
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by rvz 2mo ago
Of course. These are the people that the industry needs who understands proper performance-level engineering. The commits they authored in [0] match and all of what they have mentioned in the article and this is how you know the author know
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by rvz 2mo ago
Nothing is free forever.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Let's see how strong GitHub's network effect really is. While the real solution is to actually self-host as I said before [0], it is worth testing to see how much can GitHub's users tolerate the endless outages and unreliabil
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by rvz 2mo ago
As I said before [0], the best Linux distro is Windows (with WSL2). [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48358410
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by rvz 2mo ago
It is time to switch to self-hostable alternatives. It made sense 6 years ago as I said before [0], today it makes even more sense to self host with GitLab, Gitea or Forgejo. ...Or we can repeat the same issues again with Cursor Origin [1].
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by rvz 2mo ago
Well, it has been 8 years since the acquisition and they have had access to Azure infrastructure to keep up with the scale and yet, it is still struggling due to free compute thanks to Actions. They need to start getting rid of the free tie
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by rvz 2mo ago
As I said 4 days ago GitHub is in chronic operational decline which is killing trust in hosting repositories [0] You can use as many AI agents as you want (it won’t solve the problem), but with that many outages ever since getting bought by
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by rvz 2mo ago
This was hardly a surprise [0]. Yet another example that stupid fads like "tokenmaxxing" were just designed to drain budgets (Uber [0], Amazon [1] and many others all falling for it) without understanding what exactly should be bu
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by rvz 2mo ago
Narrator: You cannot.
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by rvz 2mo ago
LLMs just made botnets smarter, and now smaller websites are getting DoS'd to death by "intelligent" crawlers. The so-called "indie web" or the "small web" utopia has no chance against stopping them.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Anyone believing that this company will surpass Nvidia's revenue in 2028 is seeking a lot of exit liquidity to dump hundreds of millions of their stock after the first earnings release. > The projection dwarfs the $47 billion revenu
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by rvz 2mo ago
Claude is taking the rest of the day off, without alerting everyone. So it seems.
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by rvz 2mo ago
I am saying it is a near monopoly as Stripe is the one that is close to acquiring PayPal in the first place. [0] [0] https://www.wsj.com/business/deals/stripe-advent-in-talks-to...
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is even before them acquiring PayPal. If Stripe bought PayPal in 2022, it would be immediately blocked. Not this time. One of the only near monopolies that is seemingly allowed and it is even praised. But who cares. Nothing to see he
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is something that I would expect a cryptocurrency or NFT company to do. Well, now I guess I don't see any difference here at all. The entire tech industry in 2026 has turned into just one big joke and we're going to expect st
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by rvz 2mo ago
Google's only reason for keeping Mozilla on life support is to avoid the argument of being a total and complete browser monopoly. Firefox's global traffic market share is less than double digits [0] and is less than 5%. Google t
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by rvz 2mo ago
Mozilla knows not to bite Google’s hand, who is the one that actually feeds them hundreds of millions of dollars.
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by rvz 2mo ago
It is the entire scam and many of those funding the data center build-out know this. Otherwise why are they hiding the trillions of debt under the rug? There's a reason why a company like Stripe can stay private far longer than Anthrop

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