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How is there a CEO salary listed?
No the version was skipped. 2.1.314 was published instead. Issue is with Cursor marketplace nothing else.
I feel like this title downplays the scenario. I read “attempted” as unsuccessful, not as maybe entirely successful.
Not sure if the title was edited but as is it is very clear to me this is a bug on their side and I have no idea how a technically literate person (someone using the model via cloudflare?) who would misinterpret given the reference to the cache.
What’s the right/better way to express the my-words-but-not-me-saying-them quotes?
I once had oh-my-pi read a website’s llms.txt while doing research many months ago.
Thank you for the links! The snarky gotcha-style questions is surprisingly humanizing for the person being deposed.
Unfortunately there is no chapter 2 for me to pay for…
iOS release is exciting. It looks like they’re waiting on the Apple review process.
I think in Linux world commits usually mean something which isn’t always the case at random company X. A commit being a meaningful change where number of lines doesn’t matter.
Yes if they used notepad over a frontier IDE their refactors may have missed a reference. I demand to know which version of notepad they are using.
You’re right, I’m not sure what I was thinking when I commented. What I said is true of most subscription type services in the US but has absolutely nothing to do with usage based models here.
It’s generally a solution in the US since invoicing for non-enterprise software is almost non-existent. The only time I’ve seen it was from a HN post complaining about being charged for after a free trial that didn’t require a CC.
Still not usable in vscode and Deepseek because the lead dev decided to require an arbitrary opencode specific header?
I’m curious if anyone has used automations for any kind of regular refactoring and cleanup tasks? Most agent guis support it.
You can’t just watch it through Apple TV though can you? Aren’t lots of shows only through certain services and it just links you there?
Posted by
literallyroy on Saturday September 12, 2026 @04:54PM
from the ampcode.com dept.
Posted by
literallyroy on Saturday September 12, 2026 @03:25PM
from the github.com dept.
I like games but don’t usually see them posted nor upvoted on HN, why this one?
Is it a RUM analytics/debugging tool like those from Datadog and Sentry (potentially behind a proxy)?
Sounds like preference. I think it looks beautiful personally.
It’s very jarring to see such a different reaction than my own to this post. Each time it comes up (was posted in a friend discord as well recently) I’m in awe and love the explanations.
Some folks don’t want others to be happy. I had someone in my life recently complain that someone they met was too happy and thus toxic and ignorant of the world’s atrocities.
Keep smiling at have a good day :)
I saw someone smile at the park the other day, do you think you could talk to them for me?
Why pretend? You mean your draft was the meat of the article and you had an LLM make it an article (sentences rather than bullet points?)
This is absolutely not a small draft review or edit.
Making changes to someone else’s PR (other than extremely trivial ones) feels like they don’t have much ownership. People often have a reason for doing things the way they did and skipping over them seems like a mistake.
I don’t see RunInfra as a provider on OpenRouter. Why not?
> i don't get the opencode hate, i like it
When the company I work for was evaluating it, there were multiple rough points. Their terms and conditions allowed training on prompts, the default behavior was to route prompts to their servers for conversation summary/labeling. One of their lead maintainers is also super toxic on many issues.
Sorry this is all baseless with no links, I’m on my phone and locating those issues again isn’t something I have time for.
It’s a good tool I just don’t like the privacy policies nor maintainers attitudes.