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    Comment #49056957

    Silicon Valley (the TV show) memed about it with its tabs vs spaces bit. It used to be a thing for sure. It has been a good 10 or 15 years since I had such a discussion. Automated …

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    Comment #48592405

    Ya, we tried it a bit, but have stayed with agent-behind-MCP style patterns for now. I think A2A or something like it will become a big thing as everything matures. It just felt ov…

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    Comment #48559057

    Breakglass ChatGPT subscription

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    Comment #48447430

    I have never been interested in the “normal” social media apps like Instagram, Twitter, Tiktok, and the like. The content never appealed to me as a consumer enough to get started. …

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    Comment #48267483

    Interesting. I haven’t fully read through the rule change, but seems like HHS is directly adopting the controls required by HITRUST? I have been out of the industry for a while. Al…

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    Comment #48220885

    The best are the Jira tickets with a huge wall of AI slop requirements. Usually full of nonsense of course including implementation recommendations in the wrong language or framewo…

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    Comment #48220734

    I ran through the eval loop for a side project’s task (personalization of a micro video game, no thinking) last night. Head to head with Gemini 3 Flash Preview, results came out at…

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    Comment #48150773

    Pre-legal. That is gold.

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    Comment #47980461

    Some data centers are more valuable as targets than others. For example, those comprising us-gov-east-1 and us-gov-west-1 or, god forbid, us-east-1. I don’t expect it is a difficul…

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    Comment #47978180

    Data centers are such great targets in modern warfare. A few cheap drones can inflict billions in damage with low direct casualties (if the attacker even cares). I have heard AWS i…

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    Comment #47889768

    Opus 4.7 via code has been inconsistent for me. Sometimes, it feels like working with a brilliant collaborator and is as good as 4.5 and 4.6 were. Other times, it takes dumb and la…

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    Comment #47792576

    It is scary building on the public cloud as a solo dev or small team. No real safety net, possibly unbounded costs, etc. A large portion of each personal project I do is spent thin…

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    Comment #47604140

    Very interesting. I just started researching this topic yesterday to build something for adjacent use cases (sandboxing LLM authored programs). My initial prototype is using a wasm…

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    Comment #47579057

    I certainly miss the pre-AI reading era. So much content is just straight copy/pasted from the LLM now. Articles, blog posts, linked in posts, reddit comments, etc. Even just using…

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    Comment #47482268

    Optimistically, I hope it filters out the people who were only interested in it for the money. When I was in school, decades ago now, very few people went into CS compared to other…

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    Comment #47439449

    I love uv and the other tooling Astral has built. It really helped reinvigorate my love for Python over the last year. Something like this was always inevitable. I just hope it doe…

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    Comment #47268547

    Lowest common denominator.

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    Comment #46872243

    I am working on a domain specific agent that includes the concept of skills. I only allow one to be active at a time to reduce the chances for conflicting instructions. I use a sma…

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    Comment #46047109

    A reason, at least for a period of time, was accuracy of the delivery systems. You can’t attack a hardened target with a 100kt weapon and a delivery system with a 1km CEP, for exam…

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    Comment #45931142

    Wow. This is alarming. We have done a similar operation routinely on databases under pretty write intensive workloads (like 10s of thousands of inserts per second). It is so routin…

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    Comment #45867573

    My company has been intentionally causing attrition in the US by moving to effectively a 996 style schedule. As people quit, their positions are moved to the India office. It is no…

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    Comment #45643848

    Interesting day. I've been on an incident bridge since 3AM. Our systems have mostly recovered now with a few back office stragglers fighting for compute. The biggest miss on our si…

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    Comment #45575543

    Ah thank you. I had read the article, or so I thought, but stopped too soon.