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already ran out of gasoline

A bit of exaggeration there.

It's soo annoying. I were not able to use Fable5 to do a PR review of a branch that introduced 2FA/MFA feature for a product. It's constantly downgrades to Opus due to Cybersecurity risks...

In the issues there is a link to another repo: https://github.com/danielcherubini/fork-a-slicer

Wonder how Bambu can prevent this kind of forks, where no code - just instructions to AI on how to build a network plugin from scratch.

Closely related in pupopse, yes. Branded? no.

And there is no "censor" in the USA models at all!

At this point, I still don't see a reason to use Opus. I'm happy with Sonnet's performance for a third of the price. Tried several times with not a big gain.

I wonder how this will help combat scammers. Do you really think they don’t have $25 for a fee?

Furthermore, this verification system also functions as a US sanction mechanism—one that can be triggered against any entity the US decides to ban.

Like needing to store IDE specific files?

The problem is you may pay $20K for gibberish, then try a second time, fail again, and then hire humans.

You can easily pay humans $20k a day and get gibberish in output. Heck, this happen all the times. This happens right now in multiple companies.

Yes sometime humans produce nice code. This happens from time to time...

Same goes for the Google Family Link. There is no way to prevent kid accessing Google Play Store and spam You with requests...

Because it's id?

I mean slug is not important - id - is. https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Family/eating-carrots-make-childr...

NHibernate project stumbled upon much bigger break: https://github.com/nhibernate/nhibernate-core/issues/3651#is...

We force to use this workaround for now.

Because they are not silent. Or sometimes are not. Inverters do have quite large fans.

For us non stable things were sass and Tailwind. Lost a lot of dev work just to upgrade those with no visible benefit at all.

Everything else is smooth and silk

Ohh, yes eslint 8 => 9 migration were also a big pain to handle.

Not as click click click, but still awesome - copyparty

This is my problem in every situation.

Want a car? Here are thousands of options. Want a fridge? Good luck in market research. Want a TV? Nope, I will not help. Too many variables. Bottle of water? Here are hundreds of options. Let's guess why one bottle can cost x100 times more than another.

Sometimes I just want simple things ... Like to drink a cup of coffee.

In my student time. There was a shop where we bought "Beer", "Cognac" or "Vodka", with corresponding simple labels. No trademarks, no info on producers. Very easy to choose.

They have a lessons before on order of the expressions and some similiar problems. They were able to solve for 80, but stuck on 40 and asked me.

Ahha, recently my daugher come to me with 3rd grade math problem. "Without rearranging the digits 1 2 3 4 5, insert mathematical operation signs and, if necessary, parentheses between them so that the resulting expression equals 40 and 80. The key is that you can combine digits (like 12+3/45) but you cannot change their order from the original sequence 1,2,3,4,5"

Grok3, Claude, Deepseek, Qwen all failed to solve this problem. Resulting in some very very wrong solutions. While Grok3 were admit it fail and don't provide answers all other AI's are provided just plain wrong answers, like `12 * 5 = 80`

ChatGPT were able to solve for 40, but not able to 80. YandexGPT solved those correctly (maybe it were trained on same Math books)

Just checked Grok3 few more times. It were able to solve correctly for 80.

Ohhh, it's scrollable... I wondered why this small article gained so much attention...

Green state is very short. 15 seconds is barely enough for 2-3 cars. My guess this force drivers to speedup.

Its only me, who think that 12 seconds of green light is just too small window. That's why every car try its best to pass through.

Is there any analog for Azure SQL Elastic Pools for Postgres anywhere?

We pay in total something around 600 bucks to manage around 250 databases in MSSQL servers (with failover for prod databases, DTU based model)

We pay for log analytics more then we pay for Sql Servers.

Those Elastic Pools is a blocker for us on the way to migrate to Postgres from MSSQL...

I love pricing page.

What a Ukrainian settlement looks like when taken by Russia is predominantly on the scale of heavily damaged to totally leveled. Whereas Ukraine has taken localities without huge artillery and bombing preparation and have supplied locals hiding in the largely intact settlements with food and water, about whom Russia had forgotten - furthermore they shell and bomb towns with both Ukrainian soldiers and Russian civilians in them.

There is a lot of cities captured by Russia that have near zero damage, because UAF not used them as fortresses. There is even a mem inside UA about cities-fortresses.

Ukraine targets exclusively war-fueling infrastructure including refineries, ammo/petroleum depots, military airfields and yes, key logistics routes like said bridge that was built by an invading country spanning over to occupied territory.

Belgorod has near zero military infrastructure. Yet missiles shell residential areas on regular basis. Death toll of civilians in this area is quite high already.

Literally every week there is a several civilians dead in Belgorod area from Ukraine missiles deliberately fired on residential area.

DDR5 speeds up to 56000MHz (yes, I know that you can use faster RAM)

Not sure that I actually CAN. 56 GHz is already a lot.

You can utilize all technics from article with the help of TestContainers. They will help with setting up DB and providing connection strings to running images

Wish we can do same with MSSQL that we stucked with =| Restoring base from snapshot take no less then 4-5 seconds. No way to run on in memory filesystem without big pile of crutches... Tried to do so with TestContainers only to find out that we are limited by disk IO

Why test inside of build process?

We create own DB env for each set of test fixtures to run them parallel. There is no way I can achieve this with this little amount of frictions.