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Comment · 2 hours ago
Why do you need to inspect something in to if you have :

1) agents 2) normal ui

Not trying to be critical , just curious why ????

Comment · 1 day ago
ok, so if i want to just update the game i already paid, i need to pay again?
Comment · 1 day ago
Any reason/motivation why ?
Comment · 2 days ago
incidents like that occurs every day, i myself stuck 3-4 month ago, by bmw caught on fire on the bridge. blocked traffic , fire trucks were not able to go through, etc.

I don't see news like that all over the internet.

Comment · 3 days ago
Yep and you got one incident , it’s a statistical mistake . Regular ev shows a much more clear picture .especially as technology matures , eg 2025/26
Comment · 3 days ago
the angle they show for music is sooo unnatural, what a gimmick
Comment · 3 days ago
Electrek is so boring , big news :

clickbait vs statistic:

Gasoline truck :

From 2018 to 2022, large trucks accounted for an estimated 15,462 fires, 46 deaths, 102 injuries, and $416 million in property damage each year. That works out to roughly 40 large-truck fires a day.

Overall, Gas cars ( regular size) , getting on fire more often vs electric cars.

Comment · 3 days ago
why do we even care, this is a clear, lets move away from `people pushing software to git` to `agent is pushing software, agentic or not , to somehwere, db, git, or something else` human does involved in this unless there is a problem. JS or Python, is really not essential in this case, maybe it's WASM built from rust. it's not for human.

Cursor moving this direction, is a prep work where human no longer command that much , hence the usage will drop. e.g. their core product is vulnerable. Software factories, is the ultimate game over for our industry.

Comment · 5 days ago
Majority of big enterprises, or in fact any big consumer will not go there , why pay the margin to open router , if there’s no margin or very very often subsidies to use something else . Aws bedrock for example does not even have up to date Chinese models .
Comment · 5 days ago
majority of people here, have to read ai for work. that's why you're getting paid nowadays, read, understand, steer and fix errors produced by ai. this is an ai product. It's a bit weird why readme of ai product has to be written by human?
Comment · 5 days ago
It’s both competition almost 3 way , cheaper open source , a clearly lagging behind a bit open ai that cuts prices to win Anthropic customers .

There was an interesting technical advantage by some models where Anthropic as a leader start loosing dramatically in speed too. 5.5 made a come back in that dimension.

Comment · 6 days ago
this is what comes for education, the same way as agents can solve home work, they can grade, curate what you learn, what you work on etc.

professors needs to be life coaches and motivators, less of a oral/written book reproducer. That part will be automated. Evals also will be in a locked room, do you home work, bi-weekly do the check, correct with agent what needs to be repeated. Measure if you on course/off course doing better/worse. If you are not doing good, escalate to your coach(professor).

I mean, sure, charisma can engage people into several classes, but also, lets be honest what % of professors really got charisma? If it helps lectures are great, the active work should be done with agents, individually and in the team. of human, and other peoples agents. That's the future of work.

Comment · 7 days ago
No one on earth understands it perfectly.
Comment · 7 days ago
My example is not a narrow functionalist it’s a complex multi level problem that need several apps .
Comment · 7 days ago
Anthropic is actually replacing git and will bundle it into Claude code for you. What is so complex about iterm ? And why do you need iterm it’s just a visual trend nowadays, on how to run your agent. Iterm is literally single function to launch Claude code or codex .

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