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by user34283 7mo ago
I don't think everyone hates Microsoft's AI offerings, but rather a vocal group of online people. Copilot is useful, particularly if it is the only thing enabled in your company. Don't get me started on Azure though. Their VM
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by user34283 7mo ago
I only hope this brilliant proposal is met with a new advanced fine from regulators.
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by user34283 7mo ago
It's really ridiculous. You'd think regulators should make Google ship a 'Choose my store(s)' screen at setup, but Google thinks the opposite is the case and Google should also be able to control app distribution outside
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by user34283 7mo ago
It's 2026 and regulators are finally getting around to do something about the mobile app distribution chokehold. And Google thinks they can pull this? I hope regulators make it very clear that this is the wrong direction, and with reco
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by user34283 7mo ago
Atlassian? Bitbucket as a platform for agentic development.. shudder
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by user34283 7mo ago
There is no need for me to look at "obvious AI generated commit messages" or check whether the code is handwritten. Personal attacks are still against the rules of this site, and that's why you, or in this case the commenter
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by user34283 7mo ago
I doubt that you know the OP's background and knowledge. If someone on here would direct at me the insinuation that a flaw in my software was the result of me having "no idea" about what I am doing, we would not be having a c
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by user34283 7mo ago
Personal attacks directed at people who build OSS are not cool, even if you take issue with their supposed use of AI or vendoring of dependencies.
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by user34283 7mo ago
I was particularly impressed by the Starfield footage, I like the more realistic look. I'm curious to see more.
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by user34283 7mo ago
Last time I read about a Codex update, I think it mentioned that a million developers tried the tool. Don't most companies use AI in software development today? And yes, I know that some companies are not doing that because of privacy
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by user34283 7mo ago
I don't think there is a meaningful difference. Whether I use Antigravity, VS Code with Claude Code CLI, GitHub Copilot IDE plugins, or the Codex app, they all do similar things. Although I'd say Codex and Claude Code often feel s
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by user34283 7mo ago
I agree, that does not seem like a smart undertaking. I was thinking more of a dashboard within the existing software, or above it. For my use case I wanted bespoke software to work with Pixel art, but obviously I would not try to build Pho
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by user34283 7mo ago
And what exactly is preventing you from building bespoke software for "infrastructure monitoring and operational tooling tailed to your specific needs"? I could certainly imagine building myself some sort of dashboard. It would se
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by user34283 7mo ago
It makes sense if you want bespoke software to do a specific job in a way best suited to your workflow. Could you do the same in eg. Photoshop? Maybe, but even if, you would need to learn how.
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by user34283 7mo ago
Is this a joke? The first thing on the page is "Automatic prompt caching for Claude Code." Why should one expect this to actually be "Automatic prompt caching for new apps you develop with Claude Code"? It appears to be
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by user34283 7mo ago
It rather appears to make sense for any site that currently makes additional requests to fetch data as part of the page load. It is broadly useful and relatively easy to use while still staying within the React framework the developer knows
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by user34283 7mo ago
Instead of going: Fetch index.html -> Fetch JS bundle -> Evaluate -> Fetch /users/me You do: Fetch index.html (your page is rendered at this point) -> rehydrate with client side JS for interactivity in the background I
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by user34283 7mo ago
This thread is largely pointless political back-and-forth were predictably the comments with a more positive opinion on current US immigration enforcement will be flagged. To get back to the original point, personally I doubt sentiment on U
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by user34283 7mo ago
I'm thinking that the relevant question would be whether the part where we want to know if is copyrightable is an intellectual invention of a human mind. "Ingesting someone else's code" does not seem very useful here - i
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by user34283 7mo ago
Afaik you can do whatever you like to GPL licensed code, you do not need a license to refactor it. I understand you need to publish the source code of your modifications, if you distribute them outside of your company.
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by user34283 7mo ago
I find the wording "protect from unwanted use" interesting. It is my understanding that what a GPL license requires is releasing the source code of modifications. So if we assume that a rewrite using AI retains the GPL license, it
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by user34283 7mo ago
Is there a way to limit spending on Google Cloud? As far as I saw you can only set up billing alerts, no hard limit.
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by user34283 7mo ago
I have an iPad 9th generation here, from 2021, and it appears to be at the end of its life. I expected it to last a little longer, despite the cheap price of around $350 in 2022. After the Liquid Glass update it became so sluggish that I ha
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by user34283 8mo ago
Terminating accounts that tried to cheat on pricing by having a third party application pretend to be Antigravity is entirely expected and does not damage Google's reputation in my view.
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by user34283 8mo ago
From that perspective it is interesting, alright. I guess where earlier spam was reserved for unsecured comment boxes on small blogs or the like, now agents can covertly operate on previously secure platforms like GitHub or social media. I
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by user34283 8mo ago
What I said is the gist of it, it was directed to interact on GitHub and write a blog about it. I'm not sure what about the behavior exhibited is supposed to be so interesting. It did what the prompt told it to. The only implication I
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by user34283 8mo ago
I agree and it has been my almost exclusive go to ever since Gemini 3 Pro came out in November. In my opinion Google isn't as far behind in coding as comments here would suggest. With Fast, it might already have edited 5 files before C
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by user34283 8mo ago
Important how? It seems next to irrelevant to me. Someone set up an agent to interact with GitHub and write a blog about it. I don't see what you think AI labs or the government should do in response.
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by user34283 8mo ago
I exclusively use Gemini for Chat nowadays, and it's been great mostly. It's fast, it's good, and the app works reliably now. On top of that I got it for free with my Pixel phone. For development I tend to use Antigravity wit
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by user34283 8mo ago
Particularly for the large organizations at the frontier, the risk-reward does not seem worth it. Cheating on the benchmark in such a blatantly intentional way would create a large reputational risk for both the org and the researcher perso

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