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Comment · 12 days ago
Comment · 14 days ago
Large corporations pay API rates: Claude teams for example can buy subscriptions for its members, until they reach 150 of them after which they need to migrate to org.
Comment · 1 month ago
You should always plan for your currently active device to be bricked suddenly and act accordingly.

You either should treat your passkeys with a backup like any data, this can mean multiple hardware keys or a cloud backup of your passkey, like bitwarden or the provider's native backups.

Comment · 1 month ago
Updated link: https://entelligence.ai/blogs/gpt-6-astra-cost-1.6x-more-per...

The current link is a 404, seems like they didn't redirect it properly.

Comment · 1 month ago
Pending legal advice I would assume
Comment · 2 months ago
Nice to see the capabilities of the model but the article has heavy AI tones, making it boring to read.

an AI:DR; is enough: the models found unpatched vulnerabilities and managed to create an exploit to root the tablet, chinese models did it while American ones fell back to their safeguards.

Comment · 2 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
The physical quality of the cartridge itself: Some might have scratches or off-centered stickers for example.

While most of them would be pristine to a regular user, these small nitpicky details might matter to collectors and help differentiate between two of them.

Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
The malicious payload can live on the remote: `git clone` a repo, open it with cursor, and you're compromised
Comment · 3 months ago
Not only files it wanted to access, but uploaded the whole directory.

Relevant read: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48877371

> The practical takeaway for users: your entire codebase leaves (uploaded) your machine unencrypted on each Grok Build invocation, not just files you ask it to read, and no visible setting stops it.

Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
Can't use a claude code subscription in another harness though
Comment · 3 months ago
While I understand the dislike of the concept, I find myself liking my own universal notes of meetings I attend on a daily basis: It's a democratization of the concept of secretaries.

While not all meetings need action items and summaries, having high level notes or the full transcript available when you actually get to implementing a task, or having an agent go through the dozen meetings you had on a project to identify its evolution has made finding and keeping knowledge up-to-date much better in my own experience.

It helps account for bias towards the most recent candidate in interviewing as you can now compare all notes, helps recall some niche details that were said in passing for projects, and holds everyone accountable to what they said.

I still haven't found a perfect solution to actually storing and querying this knowledge, single meetings are easy but wiki-fying them is my end goal, but I'm very happy about the direction dictation, transcriptions and AI parsing of all this knowledge is going.

Comment · 3 months ago

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