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Your case would be better made with some screenshots.

And consider hosting your complaint on a non-Google-controlled forum?

For embeddings based search I think this is unavoidable

Can RCEs like this still be sold to exploit brokers like Zerodium? If so, how? Asking for a friend

It's against HN guidelines.

Don't post generated text or AI-edited text. HN is for conversation between humans.

Flag and move on

IANAL but I also wonder if app A can violate app B's terms of service, if they never agreed to the TOS in the first place.

I believe this is Google's rule that applies. Though, I think Beeper would be breaking it as well. Maybe I'm reading it wrong?

Examples of common Device and Network Abuse violations:

Apps that access or use a service or API in a manner that violates its terms of service.

Lots of AI tells in this article. Ironic?

It's not a forecast. It's not a simulation of what might happen decades from now. These are...

Guy was also tryna hire other interns as an intern himself, lol

The library, the website, the submission title, and even the comments by the author here, all written with AI. Sloptastic!

I just use it as Google, like 'ts Omit example' or something.

so I don't get exhausted. If you write complete sentences and say please to the clankers, you're definitely gonna waste energy.

I agree they are too slow though, especially when they "Think" for so long and then say "something went wrong" after 30s.

Having completed all of this, I decided to leave. I had achieved all I wanted to and needed to work on something new. And frankly, I just really disliked working with Richard Baker.

Kind of a weird thing to drop in unless it's an inside joke? (:

Do you find Sunshine to be better than Steam's streaming?

Imagine being assigned to work on this only to be laid off a year later before quarterly earnings

Can you share the code, since it's open source?

well, isn't the rent estimated as the daily rate * 30 then?

Not for me, I always turn off animations. It feels fine for me, and I can operate the phone a lot quicker without having to wait for animations to complete.

BlackSmith should get in this thread and explain themselves.

Also, can the author tell us how much this would have cost on GH actions?

Wow that is expensive. I stand corrected

Never heard of this product, but seems like Beeper, but more expensive if you want to use more than 3 messaging services.

Beeper is completely free, but the downside is it was acquired by Automattic (the WordPress company with the CEO who crashed out over WP Engine)

Fun reminder of how many times Meta/Facebook has tried and failed to build hardware products. Considering all the Metaverse layoffs, Quest is probably next.

At least now, you can use their old hardware to run code generated by a competitor (Anthropic)!

If you were even thinking of emailing me to criticize me about what I did, I hope you die. Of diabetes.

Found your comment strange, did you read this incorrectly?

Although it's AI, I am surprised how many references it added correctly.

The distribution of bonuses instead of an average

Vibecoded Photoshop exists

wine tracking app I referenced above is one of them. All it needs is an expert in the field who knows the constraint model.

Uh, where?

The reason we don't have a vibecoded Photoshop

Clanker

For enterprise, there seems to be so much money in doing it, that I don't think people are going to start turning it down just because it's troublesome.

A country is a region.

Did Mythos have access to Apple's source code?

Apple spent five years building it. Probably billions of dollars too.

This seems higher than I'd expect.

What was bad about the earnings? Every metric I am seeing is beating expectations. Genuinely curious

I think the credit belongs to Sascha still. Look at this:

The agent surfaced a suspicious issue: the anetd pods in our Google Kubernetes Engine cluster were restarting constantly, around 120 restarts per pod over six days, which is almost one crash per hour. Surely, this couldn't be right!

Sascha dug into the crash dumps. The stack trace pointed to a concurrent map-access panic, multiple goroutines trying to read and write to the same data structure at the same time without proper locking. But the key detail was where the panic happened: inside the Wireguard module of anetd.

AI: Your anted pod is crashing.

Engineer: Looks in the logs and finds a stack trace.

Your agent didn't find the bug. It's really that simple.

You joined only a month ago? It sounds like you suggested changes too quickly. Egos may be hurt by the new guy saying "you're doing everything wrong."

Poltics goes a long way in this. You need to make others happy first and build up some goodwill first. If you want to tough it out here, do this first, make some allies, and then slowly suggest changes.

Don't suggest to everyone at once, try to build consensus for your changes one engineer at a time. Ideally you'd make friends with the lead or others you can pitch to first privately.