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i wrote this in anger because coordination feels unlikely; but if it can be pulled off that would be positive

residential proxies are one of the leading causes of what's killing the internet right now

cat's outta the bag. the time to stop was 5 years ago.

releasing the weights would be reckless and borderline malpractice

this effect feels only tangentially related to software

this is fantastic news but it being rustc_codegen_utc and not rustc_codegen_msvc really threw me

so sick, nice work!

this page hacks the scroll behavior so i exited immediately

fantastic library. htmx has completely changed the way i think about the web in the past year or so

Route A is what concretely what is behind those "a select few are seeing 100x productivity increases" posts. agents bring enterprise-level engineering to the IC. your average enterprise PM has no idea how the code works either but knows who to call when it breaks or needs a new feature added. the industry split on agentic use lies in how much and to what degree you believe "but AI is different!" in this analogy

> Yes, there are certain situations in which we should expect 100% AI-generated copy. Customer support would be a perfect example.

hard disagree on this

being good at "agentic engineering" is directly correlated with being a good eng manager. when you can treat code like cattle that builds features and passes test and not care about the lines. but what's lost is the knowing that someone knows the lines.

aaand that's enough internet for today

isn't that like, the founding thesis of anthropic?

> and is niche enough that AI scrapers have not bothered to bypass it yet.

it is not niche. it is state of the art and widely deployed on major websites.

they also said in the article it is dependent on them standing up a second EU region. this is simply an announcement of their first.

> Out of ideas, I asked Claude how I could find it. It suggested tracking the Bluetooth signal strength, then wrote me a meter in about a minute.

two sentence horror

> The FOMO is insane.

do we have the same understanding of what fomo means?

i think a nice middle ground would be the "flip the arrow" but the webhook tells you when the cursor has moved and that's it so you don't hammer the origin server will polls or have N-time stale data.

this thread is nightmare fuel

better url https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc10015

yes! so frustrating

sure, but there's no way you believe that that's not the way they should've been doing it all along, right?

> We could make LLM inference 100x cheaper to run at home efficiently

do you genuinely think that's going to happen?

> supposed to be dynamically probed to adapt to different toolchain environments

that's a bygone practice from before compilers were widely capable.

well deserved :)

can we also kill the dark pattern of "accept all" and "choose your preferences" ?

the legitimacy of the state is defined by the citizen's willingness to not replace it

> is not, has never been, and never will be a "goal" of any government on this planet.

this is not a productive outlook to have

no, all three of those softwares should be exceptional and help me do exactly what i'm trying to do with no distractions or bugs