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by xena 5mo ago
They don't care about quality as long as it works enough. It's a clown show all the way through.
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by xena 5mo ago
I've honestly been thinking of doing the same kind of thing for a while, but I need to make sure that my generator is exactly 69 lines of code like it currently is: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/main&#x
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by xena 5mo ago
go:generate is done at dev time, not at build time.
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by xena 5mo ago
> We are writing to inform you that starting Monday, June 15, 2026, crawl preferences for Amazonbot will be managed solely through the industry-standard directives. They will in the future, but not today.
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Amazonbot is finally respecting robots.txt(xeiaso.net)
171 points by xena 5mo ago|50 comments
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by xena 5mo ago
As the author of it I'm as confused as you are. It's frontpage number 68 for me, next time is ultimate nice.
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by xena 5mo ago
npm can run on linux.
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by xena 5mo ago
Yep, that was my intent.
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by xena 5mo ago
AI models have better tool latching on a `bash` tool than they do MCP tools.
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Claude Design Is 404ing(claude.ai)
3 points by xena 6mo ago|0 comments
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by xena 6mo ago
Ah yes, strongly worded letters. That is the way to fix things. They must be trembling in fear at the weight of your words.
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by xena 6mo ago
If the bots respected robots.txt, I would not have a viable business plan.
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by xena 7mo ago
The default is to allow non-Mozilla user agents so that existing (good) automation continues to work and so that people stopped threatening to burn my house down. Lovely people in the privacy community.
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by xena 7mo ago
This month I'm recovering from major surgery. I'm okay, it's something I've been waiting to get done for a very long time. I'm just bored in recovery and running out of my science YouTube backlog.
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Killing My Inner Necron(xeiaso.net)
1 points by xena 7mo ago|0 comments
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by xena 8mo ago
An easy fix for GitHub is to clearly mark which PRs and comments are done via the web vs the API. This will let people at least have some idea.
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by xena 8mo ago
For writing it starts at $200 per hour with a minimum commitment of 10 hours of work.
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by xena 8mo ago
This is honestly one of the most hilarious ways this could have turned out. I have no idea how to properly react to this. It feels like the kind of thing I'd make up as a bit for Techaro's cinematic universe. Maybe some day we&#x2
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by xena 8mo ago
Pay my hourly rate and I'll write whatever you want within reason :)
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by xena 8mo ago
Please actually attempt to read what I have actually written instead of seeing two words and making grand leaps of assumption.
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by xena 8mo ago
Another day, another downtime. Lovely.
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by xena 8mo ago
Ah, right, GP meant Microsoft Copilot 365 Enterprise Edition (with Copilot).
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by xena 8mo ago
I really wish that they supported social media other than Twitter for verification.
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by xena 9mo ago
The model literally came out less than a couple hours ago, it's going to take people a while in order to tool it for their inference platforms.
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by xena 9mo ago
I work in marketing, this is already a thing but it's called AEO (Answer Engine Optimization). Generally it's not _hard_ to write in such a way that models hook into the desired messages in text, but if you're not careful you
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by xena 9mo ago
https://xeiaso.net
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I made a simple agent for PR reviews. Don't use it(xeiaso.net)
5 points by xena 9mo ago|0 comments
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by xena 9mo ago
Did, past tense. I'm no longer using it.
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by xena 9mo ago
Whenever you load my blog, it randomly sends back a name from my configuration's clackset: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/ff8627975e5f6718fff33051d11a... . I hate that the list is so long but over time i
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by xena 9mo ago
About half the reason I used windows so much is for vtubing software. It barely works on windows, getting it working on Linux used to be a process fraught with agony and torment.

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