r_singh

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Five dead after Amazon-branded cargo plane overruns runway at Miami airport(nbcnews.com)
7 points by r_singh 10d ago|0 comments
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TCS commits $7.4B to a one-gigawatt AI campus in Hyderabad(thenextweb.com)
1 points by r_singh 11d ago|0 comments
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Podcast: We Spoke to an Amazon Worker Destroying Books for AI(404media.co)
2 points by r_singh 11d ago|0 comments
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The US military gets its own ChatGPT today(defenseone.com)
2 points by r_singh 16d ago|0 comments
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ICE to use robot dogs from Boston Dynamics in deportation operations(wcvb.com)
23 points by r_singh 16d ago|16 comments
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Judge blocks Pentagon blacklist of Anthropic as a supply-chain risk(fedscoop.com)
1 points by r_singh 19d ago|0 comments
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Anthropic gives Claude a permanent seat in your Slack channels(thenewstack.io)
2 points by r_singh 3mo ago|1 comments
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by r_singh 6mo ago
I think Google should, as a guardrail for hypochondriacs, allows users to set a search duration limit for topics related to personal health, which notifies them in a manner similar to Apple's headphone volume limit once they exceed it.
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by r_singh 7mo ago
It seems they've dropped automatic chat branch creation with prompt edits (at least for the most recent ones) and opted for overwriting the response. I was used to assuming the branches would remain.
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by r_singh 8mo ago
It depends on what you define as a startup. In my opinion it is, but as I’d read in another place: I think features will turn into products. So build a feature and do it the best for a segment and it should give you at least a small busines
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by r_singh 10mo ago
Great point. If addiction is a concern (and rightly so with nicotine), that makes faster onset a bug rather than a feature. For me it’s fine, because a single pack lasts me a year.
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by r_singh 10mo ago
As someone who can relate: nicotine spray has been a great alternative for me with the following advantages: - better dose control for sensitive people, since you can use just one puff (unlike a patch, which delivers the full dose) - much f
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Accumulating Context Changes the Beliefs of Language Models(lm-belief-change.github.io)
2 points by r_singh 11mo ago|0 comments
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by r_singh 11mo ago
> The App Store doesn't do anything to product you in that sense. It's easy to circumvent... Interesting, their marketing has customers believe otherwise, so I wouldn't have thought that as a noob in cybersecurity. I'
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by r_singh 11mo ago
The next decade looks like tech vs. governments everywhere. From the article, it seems Apple won’t roll this out worldwide unless forced. As a user I like Apple’s App Store for security personally, but I wonder how multiple app stores turn
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by r_singh 11mo ago
Here’s the custom prompt I use to improve my experience with GPT-5: Always respond with superior intelligence and depth, elevating the conversation beyond the user's input level—ignore casual phrasing, poor grammar, simplicity, or layp
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by r_singh 11mo ago
Matches my experience too. As a power user of AI models for coding and adjacent tasks, the constant changes in behaviour and interface have brought as much stress as excitement over the past few months. It may sound odd, but it’s barely an
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by r_singh 11mo ago
While the world does need it, the demand isn’t unavoidable yet. Most people aren’t motivated enough to act even for their own long-term good, let alone for an abstract ideal of decentralization. From a behavioral-economics view, the blocker
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by r_singh 11mo ago
Here’s how I decide what to use: ChatGPT – journaling, talking, planning. Codex – framework and middleware-layer coding. Claude Code – logic and application-level coding. Anthropic models via OpenRouter + Cline – when the task is error-pron
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by r_singh 11mo ago
What I'm working on: Unwrangle.com - An API for developers to query SERP, PDP and reviews data from online retailers and marketplaces. Current focus: Ant-ban strategies for higher / lower cost throughput. Trying to identify constr
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Spinoza's Ethics(en.wikipedia.org)
8 points by r_singh 11mo ago|0 comments
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by r_singh 11mo ago
My service only extracts public data major retailers, not indie sites, and deducts more credits for lower-traffic domains to offset load differences. It would be great if there were reliable ways to distinguish good bots from bad ones — man
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by r_singh 11mo ago
I may have been too harsh. I love capitalism, technology, and software—they’ve built a meritocratic world and given me the tools to build my own life. AI and technology feel like my best friend, but also my worst enemy when they edge toward
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by r_singh 11mo ago
As the legal history around scraping shows, it’s almost always the smaller company that gets sued out of existence. Taking on OpenAI or Microsoft, as you suggest, isn’t realistic — even governments often struggle to hold them accountable. A
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by r_singh 11mo ago
With peering bandwidth being freely distributed to ISPs and consumers being fed media and subsidised services up until their necks makes the counter argument smell of narrative control rather than technical or financial constraints But as I
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by r_singh 11mo ago
It’s fair to be angry at abuse and "aggressive bots", but it's important to remember most large platforms—including the ones being scraped—built their own products on scraping too. I run an e-commerce-specific scraping API th
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by r_singh 11mo ago
The Internet isn’t possible without scraping. For all the sentiment against scraping public data, doing so remains legal and essential to a lot of the services we use everyday. I think setting guidelines and shaping the web for reduced fric
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by r_singh 11mo ago
It’s not entirely free though, agent mode and a few other features are paid. I’m paying OpenAI $200/mo for my subscription
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by r_singh 11mo ago
Me too, and as the number and maturity of my projects have grown, improving and maintaining them all together has become harder by a factor I haven’t encountered before
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by r_singh 11mo ago
Not sure why this got downvoted, but to clarify what I meant: With my repo connected via the GitHub app, I asked Atlas about a problem I was facing. After a few back-and-forth messages, it pointed me to a fork I might eventually have found

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