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the MCP equivalent of is-even ( https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-even ) on NPM
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it's incredibly low effort and very high yield. it only keeps boosting their SEO. they have enough human traffic to where they can totally get away with it too
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the only way I can describe the modern Apple App Review process is "silly". necessary, but very silly. I was rejected AND had my account terminated for having Firebase Remote Config in my app, and they thought I was hiding feature
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> We will need MILLIONS of people in the field. it's a real issue but I'm not sure it's the mass mobilization problem the article makes it out to be. pretty sure it's growing extremely fast, and it's a new field
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by with 6mo ago
Everyone is doing this now. Granted, on Codex / Claude Code, you can disable it, it’s not the default to have it disabled. For some reason on Cursor, they keep shoving the “Made with Cursor” into my PR description despite me disabling
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by with 6mo ago
yes, but the same people who have the power to make those same things public are the ones benefiting from the same fraud, waste, and corruption
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by with 6mo ago
> do these types of techniques really work? They have been proven to: https://www.anthropic.com/research/small-samples-poison
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if the idea can just be obliterated by an LLM, there was never a moat to begin with
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Just further proof that context is the real moat, not intelligence. All the models are already converging to be equally intelligent and that will only continue. GPT 5.4 / Opus 4.6 are the first two models I’ve used where I’m like, yeah
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by with 6mo ago
nice share!
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docker is bloated. i'm almost certain half of every image is dead weight. unused apt packages, full distros for a single binary, shell configs nobody touches. but the incentive is to make things work, not make them small. so bloat wins
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Thanks, I also saw this as PyPI and was confused, lol
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Fair point, the "tuned to flag aggressively" claim was speculative on my part. Turnitin's own documentation says they favor false negatives over false positives. That said, their accuracy claims have been disputed before. Ins
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nobody's asking who profits from false positives. these AI detection vendors have a direct financial incentive to flag aggressively. more flags = "more value" = more school contracts renewed. same playbook as selling antiviru
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MCP is a completely useless abstraction, and I’m not sure why anyone would push for it over basic cli tools / skills.
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this looks chaotic. I love it
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yep, agreed. wasn’t knocking the project at all, it’s great for exactly that purpose
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by with 7mo ago
"everything else is just efficiency" is a nice line but the efficiency is the hard part. the core of a search engine is also trivial, rank documents by relevance. google's moat was making it work at scale. same applies here.
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Our lawmakers have zero idea how software works. "useradd bob" is an "account setup". does that need age verification too? haha
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I understand the entire project was vibe coded, but can you at least write the post yourself?
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the interesting question is why dario published this. these disputes normally stay behind NDAs and closed doors. going public means anthropic decided the reputational upside of being the company that said no outweighs the risk of burning th
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MCP's only real value is the auth handshake for third-party SaaS. the actual tool execution is worse than a subprocess call. more tokens, harder to debug, and the failure modes are worse. if someone just extracted the OAuth layer into
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It happens all the time, and it doesn’t even require coordination, just synchronized intent. Examples: - ai.com launching with a super bowl ad and being taken down just from large sign up volume - Taylor Swift drops an album on Spotify, eve
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by with 7mo ago
I work for a $50B+ company (is this big tech? idk), but I’ll answer this because we are fully embracing AI (Cursor, Claude Code, cloud agents, AI reviews, you name it) > Have you noticed faster pace of development? Yes, our org has had a
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by with 7mo ago
everyone in the comments is talking about stylometry and rewriting your posts with LLMs. the paper barely uses stylometry. the attack surface is semantic: your interests, your city, the conference you mentioned once 2 years ago. you can&#x2
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There are some extremely concerning security vulnerabilities in this project that even the weakest of hackers could exploit. Is this product a ragebait/troll? 1) Account takeover of any user with just their email: POST /v1/ac
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'Failed to execute SQL: too many connections for database "postgres"'
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"advanced manufacturing center" which is 20k sqft, about 1/7 the size of a typical Costco. I wouldn't hail this as the great revival of american manufacturing
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the real takeaway is buried at the bottom: "the magic isn't in the input, it's in the system around it." random keystrokes producing playable games means the input barely matters anymore. we're basically at the poin
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Of course it won't be gentle. Just look who is saying it will be gentle and what their economic incentives may be. You don't get 12 figure funding rounds by admitting that your product might destabilize the world labor market.

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