Re:Google SWE points 48 AI agents at NASA Lidar, finds unmap...
by OG_BME on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @10:32AM
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Not to agents
Re:Google SWE points 48 AI agents at NASA Lidar, finds unmap...
by rurban on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @10:53AM
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I told my agent to bypass Cloudflare captcha's and it happily did so.
Re:Google SWE points 48 AI agents at NASA Lidar, finds unmap...
by piratebroadcast on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @11:31AM
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which agent, out of curiosity?
Re:Google SWE points 48 AI agents at NASA Lidar, finds unmap...
by rurban on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @12:07PM
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Probably Sonnet. Just take one of the Cloudflare scrape python modules.
Re:Google SWE points 48 AI agents at NASA Lidar, finds unmap...
by nonethewiser on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @11:29AM
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He expects me to click this link with my one finger? And then read it with my own eyes?
Re:Google SWE points 48 AI agents at NASA Lidar, finds unmap...
by chickenimprint on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @09:44AM
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the user should have submitted the AI's "findings" to peer review, not published them online for clout.
>Francisco was very kind and shared his publication image with me
...can she post the pdf?
Seems likely the google SWE that wrote the blog wouldn't have claimed this was new if there was a public way to access this information. I understand archaeologists have valid reasons to keep location details private, but complaining the OP didn't "check" thoroughly (when she can't link to the data he should checked in order to validate it was new) reads more like a shortcoming in how this knowledge is shared than a failure of OP to check.