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Comment #49243132
I don't understand why Microsoft and JetBrains haven't already done this. I don't need an IDE for myself anymore, but I'd sure like my agents to be able to right-mouse-click and re…
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Comment #49198766
Google doesn't ship an API for general purpose ad transparency data, so various 3rd party services exist to fill the gap (like this one?). For anyone interested in this space, see …
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Comment #49135216
This looks pretty amazing, but it also looks like it's essentially one dev with no business model.
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Comment #49001895
If other non-Android-based TV manufacturers follow, this will have a much bigger impact on the spread (and cost) of scraping than either Anubis or Cloudflare.
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Comment #48986665
Giant cookie banner says "Do not sell my personal information" + "switch the toggle to opt out". Which is it? Am I switching the toggle to opt out of selling my personal informatio…
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Comment #48939000
Given all the recent press about bun rewriting 500k lines of zig into rust at a cost of $165K tokens of Fable in an 11 day sprint, would be super interested to hear about your expe…
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Comment #48922812
How is this not a the mother of all GDPR violations?
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Comment #48907913
The advantage of their dataset is it's large enough that you have a statistical number of PR's, allowing you to treat the average cost of Python PR's vs the average cost of C# cost…
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Comment #48840701
I wish they'd do a follow-on post drilling into the impact of the programming language on cost-per-task, specifically looking at cost to complete tasks in mainstream strongly typed…
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Comment #48779669
I was on my phone, so all I saw was a generic Safari error message. I think it was site not found, but I don't recall. I'm able to see it now, but am coming in through a different …
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Comment #48773657
The code appears to be unavailable. This includes not just wordgard but all the ProseMirror code as well. If the motivation for moving off GitHub was "GH is down too much", it migh…
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Comment #48761539
This reads like a nation state driven influence operation focused on feeding propaganda into LLM's and search engines (need to read towards the end to get to that part). It's reaso…
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Comment #48649742
>Today, 65% of our product team’s code is created by our internal version of Claude Tag. Yeah, that explains a lot.
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Comment #48646580
>GitHub is extremely insistent its employees maximally use AI for internal development Or it could be that GitHub saw a 14x increase in commit volume last year[0], and we've concom…
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Comment #48636563
>Walt Disney Company is the most successful at monetizing human nostalgia. Coca-Cola has a much larger market cap than Disney, and the Coca-Cola brand is very intentionally a nosta…
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Comment #48624274
It's great that you understand the chart. Yellow being more optimal than green is very far from intuitive to the rest of us. We read green then yellow then red as a sign of DECREAS…
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Comment #48624174
It would help if you actually explained what the color means. What is yellow? What is green? What is blue? Are they relative to their CPU column? Relative to the pricing row? Absol…
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Comment #48609740
>Not having a simple container based compute piece made me hesitate in taking up CF Agreed. I wish CF had something like Azure's new fast-starting Express containers.
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Comment #48590819
Calculations like this article neglect the far more common case where the liquidity event, if it ever happens, is years in the future, much longer than average employment times. Co…
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Comment #48530372
If you're not aware of "sync rights", it's probably worth reading up on given your interests. There is an entire specialization of music copyright law focused solely on synchroniza…
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Comment #48494071
I'd be more interested in a $29/month surcharge if Waymo weren't already significantly more expensive than Uber/Lyft to begin with.