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by nlh 1mo ago
I am a HUGE herdr fan - discovered it a few months ago and it's exactly what I need for my workflow. Thousands of others have discovered it as well, which is awesome. I have such mixed feelings about this - YC means VC means commercia
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by nlh 2mo ago
Can you elaborate a bit on what you're trying to get to work?
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by nlh 3mo ago
I hate that you're right, but you're right. Twitter and HN can scream and yell as loud as they want but the fact is, enterprises are going to use Fable via API and pay the bills. In fact, restricting individuals probably makes i
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by nlh 3mo ago
It's usable for coding and code auditing. The classifier will have some false-positives and some tasks will be downgraded to 4.8 if it's security-adjacent (I presume), but otherwise there's no restrictions on using this for
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by nlh 3mo ago
Dario Amodei (Anthropic's CEO) had previously been directly liaising with the government and apparently it wasn't going well.
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by nlh 3mo ago
Here's a copy of the letter that Commerce sent to Anthropic (note who it'a NOT addressed to...) Source: https://x.com/AndrewCurran_/status/2072103733715194048?s=20 ------- June 30, 2026 Tom Brown Chief C
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by nlh 4mo ago
I'll take it one step further - we have a 2-year-old toddler and recently I realized that I was spending a full, solid, real 1-1.5 hours per day doing the same kitchen & play area clean-up. Every day. No matter how hard I tried,
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by nlh 4mo ago
I’ve read so many stories like this that I’ve actually gotten scared of making PRs open source projects. There’s one in particular where a feature I really wanted didn’t exist, so I forked and had Codex 5.5 assist with building the feature
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by nlh 5mo ago
Totally fair point!
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by nlh 5mo ago
We're in this weird in-between phase of the tech world where projects like this can now be put together in a few hours/days, but the audience of us HN folk are still trained on the idea that this is the result of months or years o
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by nlh 5mo ago
I'm guessing a lot of similar debates were had in the 1970s when we first started compiling C to Assembly, and I wonder if the outcome will be the same. (BTW: I was not around then, so if I'm guessing wrong here please correct me!
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by nlh 5mo ago
Their best model to date and they won’t let the general public use it. This is the first moment where the whole “permanent underclass” meme starts to come into view. I had through previously that we the consumers would be reaping the benefi
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by nlh 6mo ago
This has been a fallacy for as long as businesses have been built, and it will still be a fallacy in the AI era. Ideas are cheap and don't need to be protected. Your taste, execution, marketing, UX, support, and all the 1000 things th
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by nlh 6mo ago
A close friend who was born with way more candor than I has made fighting this scourge his life's mission and I love him for it. He has no shame about calling people out. He will walk up to a person - rich, poor, old, young - in a bar
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by nlh 7mo ago
I dunno. I've been reading a lot of "screw 'em" comments re: the deprecation of 4o and I agree there's some serious cases of AI psychosis going on with the people who are hooked, but damn this is pretty cold - these
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by nlh 7mo ago
I pay $200/month, don’t come near the limits (yet), and if they raised the price to $1000/month for the exact same product I’d gladly pay it this afternoon (Don’t quote me on this Anthropic!) If you’re not able to get US$thousands
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by nlh 7mo ago
Or the same number of tokens in less time. Kinda feels like the CPU / modem wars of the 90s all over again - I remember those differences you felt going from a 386 -> 486 or from a 2400 -> 9600 baud modem. We're in the 2400
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by nlh 8mo ago
amen!
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by nlh 8mo ago
Also a very good question and the answer is also...it depends. The "premium" (delta to spot) on 90% silver (aka "90%") varies with supply and demand. At this very moment with the meteoric rise of base silver, 90% is se
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by nlh 8mo ago
A very excellent question and totally reasonable thing not to know (congrats on being one of today's lucky 10,000!) I'm speaking from the perspective of US coins because that's what I specialize in but this generally applies
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by nlh 8mo ago
Chances are, he was indeed jerking you around. Nearly every one of these traveling road show style buyers pay very very very very little for coins. They have no reputation to uphold and are the literal definition of “fly by night” - and by
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by nlh 8mo ago
Noticed the exact same thing a few days ago. So much so that I went on twitter and HN to search for “claude speed boost” to see if there was a known new release. Felt like the time I upgraded from a 2400 baud modem to a 14.4 as a kid - ever
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by nlh 8mo ago
This is so completely spot on. It’s happening in other fields too, particularly non-coding (but still otherwise specialized or technical) areas. AI is extremely empowering but what’s happening is that people are now showing up in all corner
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by nlh 8mo ago
Gotcha. Thanks for sharing, and I'm truly sorry you had to deal with that :(
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by nlh 8mo ago
I’m just curious about the “wasn’t allowed to have friends or go anywhere” part. Can you elaborate? Why not? Is this some form/culture of parenting I’m not familiar with? This idea of not allowing a child to have friends or go anywhere
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by nlh 9mo ago
It's weird it looks like only a small % of comments on here have caught on to the obvious LLM-ness of it all (I missed it the first go-around but on second read, you're is absolutely correct). I'm wondering once the exceeding
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by nlh 9mo ago
Dude you're not even editing the AI outputs of whatever LLM you have hooked up to this thread. We can all see through it. Just stop - it's not working. This is not Facebook or the YouTube comments section. This is HN - we&#x27
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by nlh 9mo ago
This is such LLM slop.
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by nlh 9mo ago
Most of the comments by the author in this thread appear to be LLM-generated. C’mon people. This is exactly the kind of slop we’re trying to avoid.
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by nlh 9mo ago
I love that you’re tackling this problem, and congrats on launching and getting this on HN! This does feel like a real problem. The thing that concerns me (and likely other devs here) is that it adds an additional remote API dependency for

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