Cómo armé un Pit Wall con AWS IoT Core (y por qué este patrón sirve para cualquier industria)
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Cómo armé un Pit Wall con AWS IoT Core (y por qué este patrón sirve para cualquier industria)

Hola a todos! Hace unos meses me surgio la idea de empezar a correr en simrace nuevamente, en pandemia me compré el volante y lo usé un rato pero perdi la motivación cuando me di cuenta de lo dificil que es manejar deportivamente y mucho más dificil es mejorar sin tener un experto que te de indicaciones claras sobre que estás haciendo mal, por eso durante un tiempo investigue bastante y vi que si queria mejorar necesitaba si o si un coach, pero como en cloudhesive tengo una cuenta de aws para po...
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Show HN: Fog 2.0: I removed the AI auto-organizing I built my first app around

Hey everyone, This is my first time posting on Show HN, so hello there. Back in March, I launched my first app on the App Store. It was a notes app that uses Apple's on-device foundation model to organize your notes for you, and I called it Fog. And boy did I learn a lot. Looking at the notes app category and how saturated it currently is, I wanted to try something different. Privacy is #1, so notes should stay on the device, keeping the user in control. Then there was the AI aspect I was using ...
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Mathematicians Confront the AI Apocalypse

Article URL: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/mathematicians-confront-the-ai-apocalypse/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49667606 Points: 4 # Comments: 0
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"What Is an 'AI Warning Shot'?" (2024)

Article URL: https://gwern.net/blog/2024/sydney Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49667822 Points: 2 # Comments: 0
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Classifying AI Website Fetches on Behalf of Users

Article URL: https://canonry.ai/blog/classifying-ai-crawlers-user-fetches-server-logs Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49668078 Points: 1 # Comments: 0
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Ask HN: How do you (AI researchers) convince yourselves that AI isn't terrible?

Obvious parallels with developing nuclear weapons in the forties. I guess one argument is now, if you don't do it, someone else will, but are there AI researchers who actually believe at this point that this is good for humanity. Because I don't see it. I'll take all the diseases and crt monitors for whatever advances AI is promising at this point. Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49668216 Points: 3 # Comments: 3
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Lawyer fined $5K over AI-hallucinated witnesses in a murder case

New Mexico's Supreme Court is punishing a lawyer for including AI-fabricated witnesses and fake police testimony in an appeal for his client's murder conviction, according to a report from Reuters. In a filing on Wednesday, the court fined Stephen Aarons $5,000 and held him in contempt for failing to "verify the factual claims and legal […]
A Feature Review of Tencent EdgeOne Makers for Beginner Developers
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A Feature Review of Tencent EdgeOne Makers for Beginner Developers

Hello everyone! Here, I'd like to share some of the features available in EdgeOne Makers and explain what they do. Introduction Technology is developing rapidly, and many new platforms are appearing with various interesting features to explore. One of them is Tencent EdgeOne Makers, a platform that provides different capabilities to help developers create and develop projects. As a student who is currently learning about technology and web development, I became interested in le...
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Hard caps on autonomous agent API spend

Autonomous agents in long research loops can exhaust an API budget before anyone notices. Provider dashboards and account-level alerts help after the fact, but they often fire too late for a single runaway session. A practical DIY baseline is a thin client wrapper that: tracks cumulative token or dollar cost per session refuses the next call once a hard session ceiling is hit logs the stop reason so the operator can inspect what burned the budget Provider key quotas and org spen...
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Why AI Keeps Making the Same Coding Mistakes—And How Teaching It Pain Gives It Wisdom

"What did you do for AI?" "I brought the scars." — Randal L. Schwartz SPOCK : "Dr. Daystrom, a computer is incapable of standard creative thought. It must be programmed. How did you instruct the M-5 to construct new data banks, to create new circuitry?" DAYSTROM : "By using a new method, Mr. Spock. I developed a method of impressing memory engrams upon computer circuits. The M-5 thinks." SPOCK : "Whose engrams did you use?" DAYSTROM : (With proud emphasis) "...
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I Started Using /clear After Testing with Playwright MCP

Long Story Short After using tools like Playwright MCP that can return large tool results, continuing to work with that context still in the session can make subsequent processing heavier. Since then, when I finish testing with Playwright MCP and do not need that context for the next task, I use /clear . My rule is simple: “Will I need this context for the next task?” Context Recently, I hit the usage credits limit in Claude Code, which I use at work. What conf...
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Agentic development needs a famous 5 minute install

WordPress became 40% of the Internet because it allowed anyone who could follow along a guide on a Linux terminal could install the Web Server and have the blog up and running in 5 minutes. That famous 5 minute install is what made WordPress the dominant web technology on the web. Agents like Claude and Codex have taken over not just app and web development in the last 6-12 months - they have also taken over site creation. Anyone can jump into Claude, give it some direction and in 5 minutes g...
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Claude Code deletes clean worktrees on exit without asking. git worktree lock stops it.

TL;DR If you /exit a claude --worktree <name> session with no uncommitted changes and no new commits , Claude Code removes the worktree and its branch without showing the Keep/Remove dialog. This is documented behavior, not a bug. There is no setting to turn it off. Claude Code holds its own git worktree lock on the worktree and only ever releases locks whose reason matches its own format. Re-lock the worktree with your own reason and the cleanup backs off. A Sessi...
Camino a CI/CD: Pre-Merge Gates: Cómo implementamos Governance en Pull Requests
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Camino a CI/CD: Pre-Merge Gates: Cómo implementamos Governance en Pull Requests

¿Qué es Gobernancia y por qué lo necesitamos? Cuando hablamos de governance en un pipeline de CI/CD, nos referimos al conjunto de puntos de control que verifican que todo cumpla con las reglas y políticas establecidas antes de que el código llegue a producción. No es un stage aislado que aparece de golpe al final; es un ciclo de vida que atraviesa todo el pipeline, desde el primer commit del desarrollador hasta el registro del deploy en producción. La razón de ser de la gobernanza es simple:...