Jurijs

Jurijs

@cyberpunk.tools

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With AI ripping through every corner of IT, there are far fewer human interactions. Mailing lists for projects used by millions have gone dead, and so have some groups This is one thing I don’t like in AI

I’ve made quite a few friends through those groups, and met people I’m really happy to have known On the other hand, hackathons and conferences should now attract a lot more people. Geeks need to meet each other somehow, I suppose. Or maybe I should just go back to IRC 😄

Claude Haiku 5.5 is here, and I just feel like Fable 5.5 is right around the corner 👀 I can't wait to get my hands on it! So what do you think, guys: will we get Fable 5.5 before Halloween? 🎃

This one is quite a good phishing email, I got. Thx to google it put it to spam folder gitbub, lol

Sunday fun fact: AI's best use in our house isn't code. It's identifying my kid's dinosaur toys 🦕 I knew T. rex. That's it. Now I'm out here confidently saying "Spinosaurus." What's the weirdest thing you use AI for?

One of the coolest things I've read recently! Dude gave Claude a cable and asked it to troubleshoot his Kia, which wouldn't start Claude wrote the code, told him to plug it into the car and turn it on, diagnosed the problem and the guy found the root cause for his car not starting up OMG

I freaking love Linear. It used to work like a charm and even showed a small pop-up when GitHub was down, but now it seems Linear is down itself and the status page shows everything is fine...

Guys, what are you rocking these days? Opus 5.5 or Fable 5.1? Or something else? I'm still with Fable, but I read on Reddit that Opus 5.5 is pretty good… Should I switch to Opus 5.5?

I got this email recently, basically because of EU regulations Claude will add some watermarks… Not sure how this will work when I ask it to fix typos in my text, lol. What do you guys think about this news?

Just bought a DynamoDB course on Udemy. In 2026. Am I crazy? Not sure where we're going with AI, and probably we'll never need to write any code by hand, but I really struggle to get my head around DynamoDB and indexes. 👇

Even if Claude writes and does everything himself, I just need to understand how it works under the hood. Have you guys bought any courses recently, or am I the last Udemy user still throwing money away on these courses, lol 😂

How often do notorious cyber criminals contact you about security issues? I just got my first one. Looks fishy, but part of me wonders if the guy is actually onto something this time. Would you trust him? Or just delete the email and move on? Asking for a friend who runs a monitoring SaaS 😅

if you add spot-instances-request tag, but the ASG launches On-Demand (which is most setups) then it will fail to launch instances

Ok, I’m not a designer but this doesn’t look right It used to be just 3 options or so, now it is just sooo confusing Strava 🤮

Hot take: GitHub should stop inventing new revenue models (like billing us for using our own runners) and focus on the basic thing we're already paying for: uptime.

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Imagine we apply LLMs to other industries even in a ways we didn’t even imagined, yet. How many lives will be saved, how many lives will be impacted!

And I don’t care if we never reach AGI. All I want to say is that LLMs are the biggest invention of our century even in current shape and this is just a beginning.

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Imagine more people will use LLMs as coaches to hit their fitness targets and to be more healthy. How much lives will be saved and how many lives will be improved because less people will have heart diseases and so on.

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Now imagine this important industry get a new tool - LLM what is used almost by anyone in this industry. I think it is pretty big deal, no?

Next, let’s imagine LLM helped to predict some types of cancer. This is pretty big, correct? Now imagine how it can be applied even wider to medicine industry to save lives.

I think it is very important, my phone, TV, heat-pump, washing machine are connected to internet and most probably majority items I touch were produced in factories were software is used from designing to manufacturing and everything in between.

I like github, but in one area gitlab is superior: re-using pipelines. You can simply do this: include: - component: gitlab_com/statusalert_io/ci-components/claude-review@main To re-use in github, you can't get away with 2 lines, you need triggers, permissions and so on, set up every single time

Opus 5 or Fable? What are you guys rocking these days? I didn't deep dive into this, but from what I've seen on Reddit, the consensus is that Fable is still better. I personally decided to stick with Fable for now.

I hate hitting usage limits in Claude. Starting to think they introduced Fable so everyone gets hooked on it and eventually upgrades to a bigger plan or buys more credits.

I've paid for Claude for almost a year and was totally fine on Max 5x. Now I check my usage every five minutes, slowly digesting the fact that I'll soon be paying 2x more. P.S. Don't get me wrong, I love Claude Code, I just wish it were a bit cheaper, lol.

Second time this week I’ve hit Claude Fable’s safeguards 😀😀😀 And this time all I asked about was the Hugging Face hack, lol

Oh no. Anyway.

Hacker News 100@hn100.atproto.rocks

SpaceX stock erases all its gains and slides below IPO price in intraday trading https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2026-07-16/spacex-stock-erases-gains-slides-below-ipo-price-in-intraday-trading https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48933344

Anthropic extended Fable till the end of this week 🥳🥳🥳 I've only used 41% of my weekly limit... pretty sure I'll burn through the rest by tomorrow though 😭😭😭