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by throwaway2027 3mo ago
Why would it matter? It was of benefit to someone I assume and even if the code is AI generated I think in most cases the results were positive so in theory next AI training runs should be able to learn from those generated results altough
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by throwaway2027 3mo ago
Claude Code does it the same way (which doesn't excuse it obviously) but still. curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash https://code.claude.com/docs/en/quickstart
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by throwaway2027 3mo ago
I'm perfectly capable of programming without internet or AI but I would admit it would take longer and in the modern world we live in it's often not economical to do so. After programming for over 20 years you start to get in that
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by throwaway2027 3mo ago
Is it that time again?
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by throwaway2027 3mo ago
Well at least you didn't submit an ID and selfie yet so you could make a new account right, the future is bright.
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
E-mail from Anthropic Team: Hello, We're writing to inform you about some updates to our Privacy Policy. These changes only affect consumer accounts (Claude Free, Pro, and Max plans). If you use Claude Team, Claude Enterprise, the Clau
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
Will try it when my limit resets.
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X: Inauthentic Behaviors(help.x.com)
4 points by throwaway2027 4mo ago|2 comments
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
I received this e-mail today and coincidentally some of my posts finally got some engagement and I guess you just get flagged as a bot by the bot system, welcome to the new internet. So much for open algorithm, it doesn't help you here
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
Glad to see other people realizing this. I've been running Gemma 26B-A4B Q4 on a 2012 Xeon with 16GB to 24GB of RAM in a container. It's getting around 8 to 12 tokens per second. Obviously it's not comparable to huge contexts
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
AI for me but not for thee.
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
"Cheap clients pay the least and complain the most."
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
I saw some small business owner complain about this behavior on twitter some time ago and he mentioned he only saw non-Americans do this and it made him really mad or something and he didn't provide the service and banned them or somet
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
Not to dismiss the AI but the important part is that you still need someone able to recognize these solutions in the first place. A lot of things were just hidden in plain sight before AI but no one noticed or didn't have the framework
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
Sad. I liked Gemini CLI. I used it a lot and occasionally use it these days. I've never tried Antigravity though.
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by throwaway2027 4mo ago
December 2025 was the breakthrough for me. January Claude was euphoric, ChatGPT was up there. February Gemini cooked for a second there. March amazing. April the big bad nerf. May GPT 5.5 is just pure bliss altough 2x limits temporarily, no
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MiniPlasma(github.com)
1 points by throwaway2027 4mo ago|0 comments
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MiniPlasma, a Powerful LPE(deadeclipse666.blogspot.com)
3 points by throwaway2027 4mo ago|0 comments
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Today we are releasing a QEMU escape(twitter.com)
6 points by throwaway2027 4mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
That's probably why. You're not allowed to use the subscription with any other coding harness other than Claude Code.
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Nginx Rift: Nginx Remote Code Execution via an 18-Year-Old Vulnerability(depthfirst.com)
2 points by throwaway2027 5mo ago|0 comments
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Another day, another universal Linux LPE(twitter.com)
16 points by throwaway2027 5mo ago|5 comments
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
The real danger is AI slop displacing actual good resources for software engineering. Once those are gone they will have to be reverse engineered from the AI it's weights.
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
I'm thoroughly enjoying using AI to write code, but it paid off by years of doing things the hard way before. I already was a so called "10x developer" if I speak for myself. I'm doing things even faster now with AI.
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
I already followed those rules mostly with StackOverflow and before AI.
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
Same. I think one of the issues is that Claude reached a treshold where I could just rely on it being good and having to manually fix it up less and less and other models hadn't reached that point yet so I was aware of that and knew I
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
Maybe he didn't know or they were still figuring it out which is fine they're still engineers who can get things wrong sometimes but the communication felt lackluster and being on the receiving end sucks when you had a reliable se
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
You need to send a new message once your limit is up to make the timer start rolling again. It sucks and I hate it when I had no need for Claude during the day but also forgot to use it then it shifted my reset date a day later.
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
Cool but I switched to Codex for the time being.
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by throwaway2027 5mo ago
Good timing I had just renewed my subscription.

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