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thecopy commented on LG UltraFine Evo 6K 32-inch Monitor Review   wired.com/review/lg-ultra... · Posted by u/tosh
ginko · 24 days ago
The apple display will have a complete fantasy price. Why even bother waiting for that?
thecopy · 24 days ago
The XDR - agree - but not the Studio
thecopy commented on EU Parliament freezes US trade deal ratification   lemonde.fr/en/internation... · Posted by u/pjmlp
littlestymaar · 24 days ago
Even if Trump died today, Vance would continue his nefarious job.
thecopy · 24 days ago
Vance doesn't have the cult of personality
thecopy commented on Building Robust Helm Charts   willmunn.xyz/devops/helm/... · Posted by u/will_munn
LunicLynx · 24 days ago
I like helm charts but find it very difficult to work confidently on them. Mainly because of yaml and probably not the right tools.

So to one degree I wonder what tools are other people using to get a better experience doing this?

thecopy · 24 days ago
I also get uneasy feeling, that the "values.yaml" section, it feels often underspecified and a black-box.
thecopy commented on EU Parliament freezes US trade deal ratification   lemonde.fr/en/internation... · Posted by u/pjmlp
thecopy · 24 days ago
It all seems so surprisingly unnecessary. Angry geriatric man f*cks the world up for generations to come, then in a short bit he will die, and not have to live through the consequences.
thecopy commented on High-speed train collision in Spain kills at least 39   bbc.com/news/articles/ced... · Posted by u/akyuu
thecopy · a month ago
As a reference, ~1500-2000 people die every year due to cars in Spain.
thecopy commented on Iconify: Library of Open Source Icons   icon-sets.iconify.design/... · Posted by u/sea-gold
ulrischa · a month ago
Question to all HN Users: what is the best icon library?
thecopy commented on Show HN: OSS AI agent that indexes and searches the Epstein files   epstein.trynia.ai/... · Posted by u/jellyotsiro
thecopy · a month ago
Reminder that only 1-2% of the files have been released.
thecopy commented on Show HN: Agent-of-empires: OpenCode and Claude Code session manager   github.com/njbrake/agent-... · Posted by u/river_otter
CuriouslyC · a month ago
There won't be a single orchestration winner, orchestration will just become ubiquitous in LoB systems. Slack and Github will probably be the biggest targets but it's pretty simple to create a chat bridge that supports adapters to support discord/telegram/etc and you can already do webhook orchestration easily enough.
thecopy · a month ago
This is what we are looking at at one of my clients. A2A clients (Slack, Google Meet, considering email) to A2A Orchestrator server (in-house, might be open-sourced) with specialized subagents for e.g. GitHub issue creation following a specific teams patterns and conventions, hooked up to company-wide MCP gateway with federated OIDC trust for passthrough auth (https://www.gatana.ai)

Works pretty well so far. Biggest issue i foresee for success is user UX for average employee, and actually useful use-cases.

thecopy commented on Hyundai Introduces Its Next-Gen Atlas Robot at CES 2026 [video]   youtube.com/watch?v=9e0SQ... · Posted by u/surprisetalk
krisoft · a month ago
Disagree, it was a bad move in two different ways. It was anticlimactic emotionaly and it didn’t convey the right message rationaly either.

Anticlimax because the first robot hyped up the entrance of the second robot. It was emotionaly conveying that “hey you think these groovy movements are great? Check out this guy.” But once it become clear that the next guy is just a dumb statue it deflated. How lively the first one was made the second one that much worse in context. A step back.

That is the emotional fail. But perhaps you don’t care about that. Think about what additional message the stage presence of the second robot conveys. The first robot estabilished that they can make a smooth robot. They drove home that the robot is usually autonomous, but in any way it is not pupetted by a guy in a motion tracking suit. The presentation covered how the robots will be used, who will be the first pilot costumer, how will it be introduced and how will it be manufactured. These are all great answers to a concern someone from the audience might have.

But what is the concern to which the second robot is the answer for? Did you doubt even for a second their ability to make the same robot you can already see on the stage but in blue? Because i didn’t. Not before they shown the static demonstration. If they just said “we are working on a production optimised, and streamlined v2” i would have totaly accepted that they can do it.

The only message the second non-working robot communicates is that they are having trouble with their production model. They couldn’t even make it stand in one spot and wave politely! Something is cooked with it and badly. It adds nothing positive to the message of the presentation while introduces the very visible sign that something is wrong.

Now, do I think they won’t be able to solve the problems eventually? Of course not. Heck maybe it will be up and running within days. But why show something which is not working? It is such an unforced error. The first robot could have just done the dance then pointed at the screen and then walked out and nothing would have been less about the whole presentation.

thecopy · a month ago
Im sorry, but this is just too much. This is an industrial product. Decisions will not be made based on emotions from a demo at CES.
thecopy commented on TikTok unlawfully tracks shopping habits and use of dating apps?   noyb.eu/en/tiktok-unlawfu... · Posted by u/doener
izacus · 2 months ago
American legal system will curb stomp any tiny company on the other side of the world if they dare to draw an outline of Mickey Mouse, and you're saying that this same nation can't stop big abusive companies?
thecopy · 2 months ago
The big companies simply gives the predisent of the USA a made-up peace prize or a gold Rolex and get exempted.

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