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Comment #47570679
Everyone is doing this now. Granted, on Codex / Claude Code, you can disable it, it’s not the default to have it disabled. For some reason on Cursor, they keep shoving the “Made wi…
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Comment #47570424
yes, but the same people who have the power to make those same things public are the ones benefiting from the same fraud, waste, and corruption
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Comment #47570387
> do these types of techniques really work? They have been proven to: https://www.anthropic.com/research/small-samples-poison
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Comment #47570372
if the idea can just be obliterated by an LLM, there was never a moat to begin with
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Comment #47570343
Just further proof that context is the real moat, not intelligence. All the models are already converging to be equally intelligent and that will only continue. GPT 5.4 / Opus 4.6 …
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Comment #47295389
nice share!
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Comment #47294851
docker is bloated. i'm almost certain half of every image is dead weight. unused apt packages, full distros for a single binary, shell configs nobody touches. but the incentive is …
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Comment #47294606
Thanks, I also saw this as PyPI and was confused, lol
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Comment #47292314
Fair point, the "tuned to flag aggressively" claim was speculative on my part. Turnitin's own documentation says they favor false negatives over false positives. That said, their a…
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Comment #47291651
nobody's asking who profits from false positives. these AI detection vendors have a direct financial incentive to flag aggressively. more flags = "more value" = more school contrac…
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Comment #47212168
MCP is a completely useless abstraction, and I’m not sure why anyone would push for it over basic cli tools / skills.
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Comment #47204667
this looks chaotic. I love it
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Comment #47204494
yep, agreed. wasn’t knocking the project at all, it’s great for exactly that purpose
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Comment #47204402
"everything else is just efficiency" is a nice line but the efficiency is the hard part. the core of a search engine is also trivial, rank documents by relevance. google's moat was…
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Comment #47191797
Our lawmakers have zero idea how software works. "useradd bob" is an "account setup". does that need age verification too? haha
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Comment #47177694
I understand the entire project was vibe coded, but can you at least write the post yourself?
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Comment #47177537
the interesting question is why dario published this. these disputes normally stay behind NDAs and closed doors. going public means anthropic decided the reputational upside of bei…
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Comment #47162887
MCP's only real value is the auth handshake for third-party SaaS. the actual tool execution is worse than a subprocess call. more tokens, harder to debug, and the failure modes are…
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Comment #47160977
It happens all the time, and it doesn’t even require coordination, just synchronized intent. Examples: - ai.com launching with a super bowl ad and being taken down just from large …
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Comment #47160901
I work for a $50B+ company (is this big tech? idk), but I’ll answer this because we are fully embracing AI (Cursor, Claude Code, cloud agents, AI reviews, you name it) > Have you n…
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Comment #47160055
everyone in the comments is talking about stylometry and rewriting your posts with LLMs. the paper barely uses stylometry. the attack surface is semantic: your interests, your city…
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Comment #47147532
There are some extremely concerning security vulnerabilities in this project that even the weakest of hackers could exploit. Is this product a ragebait/troll? 1) Account takeover o…
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Comment #47147406
'Failed to execute SQL: too many connections for database "postgres"'
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Comment #47146700
"advanced manufacturing center" which is 20k sqft, about 1/7 the size of a typical Costco. I wouldn't hail this as the great revival of american manufacturing
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Comment #47140656
the real takeaway is buried at the bottom: "the magic isn't in the input, it's in the system around it." random keystrokes producing playable games means the input barely matters a…