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JanSt
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Comment #48662287
No, if you don't handle this correctly you become personally liable
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Comment #48465832
Yeah it just uncovered quite a few flaws it than refused to fix :-(
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Comment #48464736
I just asked Fable to do a task that has nothing to do with cybersecurity or is dangerous at all but the defense kicked in and it switched to Opus... :(
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Comment #48197444
Those are (mostly) new, faster TPU
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Comment #47045713
Google search is also free to use
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Comment #46235245
I don't feel the S-curve at all yet. Still an exponential for me
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Comment #46235165
The benchmarks are very impressive. Codex and Opus 4.5 are really good coders already and they keep getting better. No wall yet and I think we might have crossed the threshold of m…
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Comment #45844785
Thanks, didn't know that but aligns with my experience
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Comment #45820820
I have canceled my Claude Max subscription because Sonnet 4.5 is just too unreliable. For the rest of the month I'm using Opus 4.1 which is much better but seems to have much lower…
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Comment #45759717
I think Opus 4.1 is still much better than Sonnet 4.5
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Comment #45706163
I'm only hosting a newly started side project there, but it does have paying users so I'm really unhappy at the moment.
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Comment #45706146
This is a worst case scenario. Even worse is the no-communication and not turning off the restore function. This is having serious economic impact
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Tell HN: Supabase database restore from backup corrupting projects
There are multiple reports that restoring a database from Supabase backups currently corrupts the entire project. The Supabase dashboard shows the following error message: “Somethi…
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Comment #45688222
My current top 3 apple software flaws: 1) battery warning above tabs in browser with no x to close it 2) WebKit bugs that make inputs and visual diverge so you have to click under …
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Comment #45544188
They also managed to introduce regressions into WebKit so that the visual and touch positions of fixed input elements diverge. Really makes you question what’s going on at Apple.
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Comment #44513275
Pushing out an exact way to extract that data without giving the creator time to fix it may even be worse than using such code in production. The data may than be in the hands of m…
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Comment #44513195
Doesn’t supabase provide security warnings on its dashboard?
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Comment #43869303
Probably true. The EU needs to enact daily fines for non-compliance, going back to the day the legislation came into power.
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Comment #43868588
Only in the US feels like shooting themselves in the foot again. The EU is already cracking down on them for their malicious compliance with the DMA, and it’s only a matter of time…
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Comment #43210542
China can be pretty sure that the US will not act if they attack Taiwan. Trump and Vance are weak. All talk, no walk.
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Comment #43199743
// Lets discuss how Windows is a flaming pile of poo. I'm now casting the header // directly into the structure, because its the one I want, and this is just how // its done. I hat…
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Comment #43193681
And an additional (!) 6-7.5 cent per KWh is payed by the "Klima und Transformationsfonds" to the producers of renewable energy.
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Comment #43193676
Renewables are very cheap if you only consider LCOE and not the systemic costs - which is what people like Zoadian love to do. Just ignore all those grid and backup costs. The grid…
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Comment #43193652
France hasn't payed subsidies since 1981. EDF has payed a dividend nearly each year since then. EDF made $11bn profit last year and $10bn the year before. France energy prices have…