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twitter.com 7d ago

Grok Build is now open source

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news.ycombinator.com 2mo ago

Tell HN: Google banned Railway's account. Everything down

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twitter.com 2mo ago

Anthropic will now use all the compute capacity at the xAI Colossus1 data center

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twitter.com 3mo ago

xAI has Released Grok 4.3 (beta)

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news.ycombinator.com 5mo ago

Ask HN: Anyone here working harder than they ever have before?

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twitter.com 5mo ago

GLM-OCR

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twitter.com 5mo ago

Bill Gates asked Epstein for "antibiotics" for an STD from "Russian girls."

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twitter.com 5mo ago

Amazon: "We are also forming a new engineering team in India "

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hexdocs.pm 5mo ago

Elixir: Gradual Set-Theoretic Types

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www.forrestthewoods.com 6mo ago

Learning Jai via Advent of Code

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news.ycombinator.com 6mo ago

Tell HN: AI could bring back GraphQL from the brink

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twitter.com 6mo ago

YouTube has removed the ability to search by upload date

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github.com 6mo ago

Anthropic blocks third-party use of Claude Code subscriptions

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www.gamingonlinux.com 6mo ago

Valve: Linux hit another all-time high

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github.com 6mo ago

Chroma: A fast CLI utility for removing chroma key bg from images (Nimlang)

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twitter.com 6mo ago

Ubisoft helpdesk staff in India accepted bribes to hack player accounts

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rubyonrails.org 6mo ago

This Year in Rails

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twitter.com 7mo ago

Jonathan Blow new game announced. Uses new language and new engine

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bullsquid.com 7mo ago

Bullsquid.com

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blog.rust-lang.org 9mo ago

Renaming the default branch of Rust-lang/rust

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twitter.com 9mo ago

Valve's next headset has entered mass production and will ship this year

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twitter.com 9mo ago

Ladybird passes the Apple 90% threshold on web-platform-tests

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twitter.com 9mo ago

Since 2022, Section 174 of the IRS code has required R&D costs to be amortized

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twitter.com 10mo ago

Qwen3-Max is here–no preview, just power

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github.com 10mo ago

Linux: Make the Kernel Cute

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www.youtube.com 10mo ago

Omarchy 2.0 [video]

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twitter.com 11mo ago

Beelink GTR9 Pro – Powered by Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Processor

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news.ycombinator.com 11mo ago

Ask HN: Why Did Mercurial Die?:(

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candid9.com 11mo ago

iPhone 16 cameras vs. traditional digital cameras

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twitter.com 11mo ago

My vercel bill jumped from $300 a month to $3550 this month

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Isn't this going to materially impact the quality of the AI response if it has to take into account paid advertising? :(

Sincerely try Cursor and Grok 4.6. I think I can't go back to a TUI anymore for regular dev work. We used to stomach the CLI because it had the better models, but that's not the reality today.

My same progression here. I started with ChatGPT website, then Anthropic website, then Cursor, then Windsurf!, then claude, then opencode, then ohmypi, then codex, finally back on Cursor now because I think they cracked the UX for what great dev looks like. The grok 4.5 fast model + cursor ergonomics is insanely good!

The cost of me moving around these different AI models and harnesses was pretty much 0.

"federation" has a certain stink to it, I regret creating an account just now. I didn't realize it was that type of website.

ChatGPT Work 13 days ago

I wish OpenAI had a family plan. I would love to pay and have my wife and kids use ChatGPT on a single subscription.

Grok 4.5 14 days ago

Not my experience at all. I've been using Cursor hardcore for about two weeks now and Composer 2.5 and it's wonderful. Now with Grok 4.5 I'm quite excited about the possibilities.

Anthropic's behavior is why I don't use their models or advocate for them anymore. They behave icky, like a tick trying to suck the blood from everyones public web contributions THEN lock down everything THEN attempt to legislate open source.

If you're a software engineer you should do your best to advocate for more open tools and treat this company as radioactive.

Opencode/Pi/ohmypi are much better than claude code. And with models like GLM/Kimi/Qwen you can get really really far. Add in a design tool like Paper so your AI can "see" what it's designing and you can close the gap incredibly tight.

Try it and free yourself.

Not intelligence improvement, but the improvements to speed are tangible. In my case I've gotten so used to the speed of Composer 2.5 that using the latest Anthropic models frustrates me. They are so slow, and not really worth the wait times since Composer gets me what I need precisely, much faster. I think you'll see labs care a lot more about latency and tokens per second moving forward.

this requires us to move faster and operate leaner than we have before

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To do it, we're shifting our pace of innovation, simplifying how we operate, and investing in new skills. That's what this reorganization is for: a simpler structure, with fewer layers, less complexity, and less friction.

Translation: We're going to run the remaining people ragged.

That means fewer layers, broader ownership, clearer accountability, and a sharper focus on the skills we believe matter most for what's ahead.

Yeah the people remaining are cooked.

It's never "we're going to hire more people to build lots of cool stuff" it's always giving fewer people quadruple the responsibility expectation.

Be a little more fair to Omarchy's strengths. It stitches together many things that work really well together. Hyperland is terrific for example and going back to windows/mac feels ancient in comparison. It's a good thing someone built omarchy.

Thanks to Valve, I've now been using Omarchy as my operating system for months now. Gaming just works on Linux now. It's crazy, used to be a pipe dream!

I'm buying the Steam Machine as well to game on the couch. Give me 4k 60fps and that's all I need. The Steam Controller is also fantastic shape on my hands, very comfortable.

I own a z fold 6.

If I try Graphene what do I lose? Similar to how if you use something like icefox or icewolf one of those very secure browser, lots of normie websites like banking just straight up don't work. What would I lose by moving away from samsung's default to this more private OS?

On the flipside, I enjoy Cursor now and came back to it after leaving it over a year ago. The 2.5 model is fast as hell and very good. And whatever harness they have it's terrific, great results. I also really enjoy the fact that I can open my website in the Cursor in-app browser and just click and reference stuff. It's a really cracked workflow. The models can only get better for them.

Big source of my depressive feelings today come from this. I see people online quite excited about AI output, nobody cares anymore. This was supposed to be a tool to elevate the quality of work, not vomit things out and put out fires like Orks trying to land a flaming plane with no wheels.

The damage is done. If you're in engineering, think hard about using Claude for your work. This is not a moral company.

God bless the Chinese companies releasing true open source models. Imagine a world without them, we would be at the mercy of unscrupulous people.