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Pretty expected... my 2-day old comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48964540

Lol... these politicians think these these AI bf/gf are the reason for birth decline.. lol...

People heavily misuse refunds/chargebacks. And you are generally given very very small timeline to make your case against it. Something automated is really helpful.. though, in this case, I don't agree on the pricing. It probably should be some bare-minimum, and then per handled case.

Waiting for when they introduce tax for solar generated electricity as well. Taxation has gone rogue at this point.

I personally believe that they are buying time until they can make current gov. to bring-in a legislation that targets Chinese models one way or the other.

And now Kimi-K3 has caused a new Deepseek moment.. but this time, the only horizon that was still untouched: frontier performance.

Expect escalation of things from now on.

yea... it doesnt matter how much you have used.. they just shift it by entire week with 100% refill. Crazy!

I didn't knew about these resets up until a few days back... and every time they used to reset these limits, I thought I was going crazy... the usage numbers just didn't match. And the weekly end window just kept pushing ahead by a day or a few... just the right amount of deviation to make you believe you are going crazy.

Dayuum!!! The results are crazy good. Wow!!

I have seen, and tried many such tools, but, none of them came this close to the quality shown in demo videos.

https://jerrysniffs.online

No subscriptions web and social media search.

Every $10 gives you 15K google searches, 3K Twitter, 2K Reddit, and 15K URL fetches as proper markdowns.

Use when you want, recharge when you want. No pressure.

Use through API/MCP/SDK or Dashboard.

Oh, got it... thanks..

Dude.. how do I even enable that serverless toggle? It's not even there. I have updated my app just now.

"In @BotFather, open your bot → Serverless and turn it on" .... nop... that setting isn't even there.

I made this comment a few days back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48668760

Is this kinda similar in nature?

JVM is a super highly optimized piece of tech. Using that as a benchmark is pretty daring tbh lol :)

Super cool.. and probbaly super complex too. Wish you the best..

This can help you evaluate agentic capabilites of various llm's. How they explore codebase.

This is freakin cool.. worked in first go.

Thanks OP.

"It uploads the whole repository — every tracked file's content plus git history — independent of what the agent reads"

Holy cow!!!! I mean I kinda expected Elon would do something like this to try to catch-up.. but this is extremely concerning.

This is precisely the reason, even though their pricing is competitive and grok-4.5 is actually good enough, I chose not to go with them.

From India here:

With their current pricing, they can't compete with local vendors. These local vendors charge like $10/month for 100-200mbps (vendor/bundle dependent) speeds, with no data-capping. For just $5 extra, they also bundle 20+ OTT channels, including netflix and prime video (HD only).

And yes, fiber connections are everywhere here for past 5 years... and I'm from a very small town here.

Cool... "vulture" looks pretty good... especially more now-a-days. Thanks..

I also maintain these sites for npm related attacks (since there have been so many since past 1.5 years):

1. Techniques exploited: https://npm-supply-chain-attack-techniques.pagey.site/

2. Documented attacks: https://npm-supply-chain-attacks-25-26.pagey.site/

JetStream (not NATS) has a built-in key/value store. Relevant thread (old, from 2023): https://github.com/nats-io/nats.go/discussions/1507

someone did some benchmarks in 2025:

    nats bench kv put --size="128" --msgs 1000000 --storage file
    1m3s → Pub stats: 15,656 msgs/sec ~ 1.91 MB/sec
    
    nats bench kv get --size="128" --msgs 1000000
    59s → Sub stats: 16,720 msgs/sec ~ 2.04 MB/sec

Excellent. We already tested at okayish scale of 5 million messages per minute, with each message being less than 1KiB. Do note that NATS can easily handle 100x this scale. It's just what we had tested during initial days.

We are building something B2B expected to have good enough scale ... we had to choose between kafka, nats, redpanda and rabbitMQ .... We went ahead with NATS .... don't know why, but, when we went through all the docs, including setup and operational, NATS just felt right.

Nop... when I opened the app, I found 100's of tasks within 100 meter radius.

Just downloaded and made 15+ small contributions in the vicinity of my area. Very well built app. Super simple to use. And gamification is top-notch. Recommended.

Automation script

    import time
    import pyautogui
    
    
    def rapid_click_for_300_seconds(interval: float = 0.01) -> None:
        pyautogui.FAILSAFE = True
    
        print("Clicking will start in 2 seconds...")
        time.sleep(2)
    
        print("Clicking started. Move the cursor wherever you want.")
        end_time = time.monotonic() + 300
    
        try:
            while time.monotonic() < end_time:
                pyautogui.click()
                #time.sleep(interval)
        except pyautogui.FailSafeException:
            print("Stopped because the cursor was moved to a screen corner.")
            return
    
        print("Finished clicking.")
    
    
    if __name__ == "__main__":
        rapid_click_for_300_seconds()

I'm obviously biased as an India, but this is the best implementation. Very dense, yet, easier on the eyes.

Palantir is giving me "Samaritan" vibes from the show: "Person of Interest".

For the ones who haven't watched this amazing show, here is a small Google AI summary:

Samaritan is the primary antagonist of the later seasons of the sci-fi series Person of Interest. It is a fictional, totalitarian artificial superintelligence created by Arthur Claypool. Unlike its counterpart, the Machine, Samaritan has no moral constraints, viewing human free will as a flaw requiring aggressive control and mass surveillance

Bro wants a slave.

Update: Added UMAP... this is so freaking cool.. thanks for suggesting.

It's on the insights page: https://hn-buddies.stupidlabs.lol/insights under "Author Map" heading.

These seem fun to explore. Will definitely check out. Thanks!