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> It’s not just code quality, it’s all xxx
> I see this in a very non-AI way
That's very non-AI of you
At least a postmortem or what went wrong would be a start
It's just a computer running windows + big screen + app in full-screen mode that show the images/videos on a loop and can be controlled from a central server
And you have to subscribe to view it, download maybe is a paid feature
I wonder when it will join the graveyard?
Atleast we stopped hearing "copilot"
That made me stop reading, it'sobvious what he will say. Also why are they hiring, should just spun more agents
IMO it's useless because we don't even know what a pelican on a bike is supposed to look like, It's very impressive that that models can make these directly using SVG, but we are way past the "wow" stage and test that can't be gamed and are easy to prove how good the model is in that specific arena are hard to find.
The only thing that pelican have is "models where not trained on this" maybe that true months (or years ago) now it's on every HN post and these AI labs are monitoring HN
pelican is also nitpicked (and probably the most useless)
All models do this, they can't even answer what specific model they are
"We need a market for the largest capex in history"
Also Shopify, they have been delisting a lot of apps without giving a reason, most lickely a supply chain attacked that spoofed/stol checkout data
When you are behind in a field, make a new field and be the leader in it
50 remind me of bikes law that require a driving license for motorbike that have 50cc engine or more, most smaller bikes use a 49cc engine.
Obviously they don't want to share details because it's ongoing
All car manufacturers demo "concept" cars that are real and work(for most parts) but mass production with reasonable price is just not worth it, in this case there is legal challenges too.
On a side note, github is finally showing start count on mobile, took them just a few years!
It's actaully "super" in the sense super intelligence is causing the shortage
> But so far, I mostly saw only "approximations" of expensive software
Genuine question: isn't this what photopea did to photoshop?
I thought he mean he want to go back talking about Twitter point he made early?
Notice that is for diesel, which is not very popular in France nor the US for regular cars
https://docs.kernel.org/process/cve.html states that because almost any kernel bug can potentially compromise system security, the CVE team acts with extreme caution and labels nearly all bug fixes with a CVE
Any kernel bug gets a CVE even if it's not really a vulnerability or can be exploited
Remind me of Firefox changing version to catch up with Chrome
This a weird SNL thing, the only ones that does geo block on youtube (afaik), their quality is way down so not even worth enabling VPN to watch them
Posted by
vdfs on Friday September 25, 2026 @04:38PM
from the self-post dept.
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Well that's not something you say in a Rails conference, best language or framework for a project has been debated before I was born and will continue to be