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>The nexus of canonical, shared reality now exists online. I'm not entirely sure what this even means, but I belong to several communities that get together in person and talk about very non-online things. They use…
>Am I so out of touch I don't think the HN audience generally appreciates how many people have fundamental problems with AI in it's current form. Today's ingredient replacement hint is tomorrow's comprehensively…
Juul was essentially this scenario.
Parents allowing their kids to smoke and drink definitely were a think for a long time. It seems alien now because in retrospect it's obviously very harmful. In that sense I think the simile works very well. I don't…
This is basically the needle exchange argument. Except instead of just needles, you just want to hand out the drug. I agree that if a parent is dead-set on giving their kid endless screen time, tobacco, or heroin, they…
This is also a great argument for low-tar cigarettes for children.
The first time I heard "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras" I was appalled. How about we just empirically determine where the hoofbeats are coming from before eliminating the killer zebras as a…
>But that rewriting the base system, every couple of years To be fair, they did it once, from v7 to v8. But yeah, a major release does break APIs. I'm concerned with how Drupal Canvas is bolted on, but it looks like…
>You can just Claude Code all kinds of shapes of software. Drupal is used at large organizations with hundreds of sites, thousands of users, and multiple more-or-less coordinated development teams. It's actually a great…
It isn't quite as bad as when the codebase was switched to Symfony, but the Drupal project has just kind of abandoned it's core presentation system in favor of the new Canvas tool, and compatibility with the rest of the…
>why do I need a middleman for something llm do out of the box? Why use a token-burning middleman when someone has already done it for you?
>This is just because agents don’t see ads right? Put another way, because it undermines the revenue that is providing you the service. Working around it is not a sustainable solution.
This is not my experience. I had a package simply not arrive, and Amazon AI said it would replace the missing package (which was a high dollar value). Instead, it just repeated the order, double charging me. I had 3…
There was a recent Show HN project that claimed to be 'self-hosted', and the installation included something like 6 service subscription dependencies. That's just a SaaS with more steps.
So for all the potentially-perceivable virtue-signalling in TFA, it's the anti-fascism that's grinding you're gears?
>it just (eventually) suggested the same thing a human doctor had already suggested Of course, but what else would you think an LLM does? That is the insight: sifting through a sea of information and parsing it without…
I agree, 'copilot' is overloaded even within the Microsoft portfolio.
An aside, this is a poorly-structured article. It's mostly screenshots of citations from other articles with no alt or any other way to actually search through what they're citing.
Almost 1 in 3 tracked spacecraft is Starlink, is that accurate?
I don't trust the administration to use the law in good faith, but this article is misquoting the DoJ statement. The articles omits the very relevant qualifier: The article: > Last week, the Justice Department…
I think Twitter is the best counterargument to this defeatism. I don't personally know anyone that uses the platform any more, and I don't recall needing it for anything for years. From that remove, it's now just the…
I think the disappointing reality is that those ad networks have enough access to the content of your attention (and therefore what you talk to your friends about) that the technical cost and risk of surreptitious audio…
I had this exact thought today, having recently been on a nostalgic Minecraft binge. Incidentally, I can't place it, but Minecraft is an infinitely more enjoyable hangout and break/build stuff game than NMS. NMS is just…
>Who cares? When both Democrats and Republicans are campaigning against 'big tech', you could speculate that people care. There are many, in the US and beyond, that believe their lives are substantially worse because of…
Cursor reporting this: https://cursor.com/blog/claude-code-extension-security-notic... What appears to be an official Binance account reporting it also: https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/10-30-2026-claude-cod...
>The nexus of canonical, shared reality now exists online. I'm not entirely sure what this even means, but I belong to several communities that get together in person and talk about very non-online things. They use…
>Am I so out of touch I don't think the HN audience generally appreciates how many people have fundamental problems with AI in it's current form. Today's ingredient replacement hint is tomorrow's comprehensively…
Juul was essentially this scenario.
Parents allowing their kids to smoke and drink definitely were a think for a long time. It seems alien now because in retrospect it's obviously very harmful. In that sense I think the simile works very well. I don't…
This is basically the needle exchange argument. Except instead of just needles, you just want to hand out the drug. I agree that if a parent is dead-set on giving their kid endless screen time, tobacco, or heroin, they…
This is also a great argument for low-tar cigarettes for children.
The first time I heard "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras" I was appalled. How about we just empirically determine where the hoofbeats are coming from before eliminating the killer zebras as a…
>But that rewriting the base system, every couple of years To be fair, they did it once, from v7 to v8. But yeah, a major release does break APIs. I'm concerned with how Drupal Canvas is bolted on, but it looks like…
>You can just Claude Code all kinds of shapes of software. Drupal is used at large organizations with hundreds of sites, thousands of users, and multiple more-or-less coordinated development teams. It's actually a great…
It isn't quite as bad as when the codebase was switched to Symfony, but the Drupal project has just kind of abandoned it's core presentation system in favor of the new Canvas tool, and compatibility with the rest of the…
>why do I need a middleman for something llm do out of the box? Why use a token-burning middleman when someone has already done it for you?
>This is just because agents don’t see ads right? Put another way, because it undermines the revenue that is providing you the service. Working around it is not a sustainable solution.
This is not my experience. I had a package simply not arrive, and Amazon AI said it would replace the missing package (which was a high dollar value). Instead, it just repeated the order, double charging me. I had 3…
There was a recent Show HN project that claimed to be 'self-hosted', and the installation included something like 6 service subscription dependencies. That's just a SaaS with more steps.
So for all the potentially-perceivable virtue-signalling in TFA, it's the anti-fascism that's grinding you're gears?
>it just (eventually) suggested the same thing a human doctor had already suggested Of course, but what else would you think an LLM does? That is the insight: sifting through a sea of information and parsing it without…
I agree, 'copilot' is overloaded even within the Microsoft portfolio.
An aside, this is a poorly-structured article. It's mostly screenshots of citations from other articles with no alt or any other way to actually search through what they're citing.
Almost 1 in 3 tracked spacecraft is Starlink, is that accurate?
I don't trust the administration to use the law in good faith, but this article is misquoting the DoJ statement. The articles omits the very relevant qualifier: The article: > Last week, the Justice Department…
I think Twitter is the best counterargument to this defeatism. I don't personally know anyone that uses the platform any more, and I don't recall needing it for anything for years. From that remove, it's now just the…
I think the disappointing reality is that those ad networks have enough access to the content of your attention (and therefore what you talk to your friends about) that the technical cost and risk of surreptitious audio…
I had this exact thought today, having recently been on a nostalgic Minecraft binge. Incidentally, I can't place it, but Minecraft is an infinitely more enjoyable hangout and break/build stuff game than NMS. NMS is just…
>Who cares? When both Democrats and Republicans are campaigning against 'big tech', you could speculate that people care. There are many, in the US and beyond, that believe their lives are substantially worse because of…