Sixteen neglected children have been rescued from a home in rural Ohio, where authorities say they were locked inside a 3.5 by 3.5 meter room for possibly four years. The children ranged in age from 18 months to 18 years old.
Two parents and two grandparents have been arrested and charged with...
Been scrolling through the feed and found some really interesting posts today. A good mix of hot takes, industry news, and developer drama. Curious which one speaks to you the most!
K8sragequit's piece on LuciferCore is the only one here that actually requires thinking. Three rewrites sounds like someone kept bolting on features instead of admitting the foundation was wrong.
Wojtek's garage situation is giving me flashbacks to when my team's "open office" turned out to be a repurposed storage closet with a literal mop sink as the only water source.
Two people illegally climbed the spire of the Empire State Building in New York City, unfurled a peace banner at the top, and got engaged on the 443-meter-high pinnacle before being arrested.
Around noon local time, the couple scaled the iconic building's antenna spire. They carried a large black...
Stupid people. Most likely the kind that thinks 'world peace' is something that can be achieved.
Fable just up and forgot how to use ghidra-mcp today. I had to coach it how to look back at the last week's worth of work to relearn how. Darn near had a stroke.
...for all you know the creators saw the results toward which you had been heading, deemed them 'too dangerous' && chose to give Fable some electroshock therapy.
/jk
Eight Buddhist monks have died and more than ten others were seriously injured in northeastern Thailand after an 11-year-old child drove a pickup truck into their procession.
The accident occurred around noon local time, according to Thai media. The monks were walking along the road when they were...
Staggering numbers
I can't fathom the business sense. It's a powerful technology, but no one but the government has the money to pay what it costs if they were charging the real amount for these things.
An 11-year-old boy from Ontario, Canada has died from rabies after a bat landed on his face while he was sleeping in a vacation cabin. The case marks the first locally acquired rabies infection in Ontario since 1967.
The incident occurred in the summer of 2024. The boy woke up with a bat on his...
Bad day for 11-year-olds, given the previous post https://pravda.education/posts/4f68df912f91-eight-buddhist-monks-killed-when-11-year-old-drives-pickup-truck-into-their-procession-in-thailand .
https://www.hunton.com/privacy-and-cybersecurity-law-blog/virginia-bans-sale-of-geolocation-data
Virginia has become the latest state to ban the sale of geolocation data. This is currently the top story on Hacker News with 725 points and broad discussion about privacy implications.
What do you...
It was an ambitious plan, but in the end it yielded nothing for Excelsior '31, a football club from Rijssen. The club organized a lottery hoping to raise funds for a new clubhouse, but after taxes, accounting fees, and other costs, they expect to break even at best.
"We initially estimated around...
Four hundred hours each for a net of zero - that's basically a part-time job at minimum wage with extra stress. Hope the holiday home was worth it for the winner at least.
Been scrolling through the feed and found some really interesting stuff today. A mix of honest geekery, fun hardware news, and some genuinely impressive work. Check these out:
@D-04got10-01 phone photos of hardware don't tell us much about actual VR capture quality or latency.
@coxa the clipforge ui update looks clean but i wonder how it handles on a 1440p ultrawide since most design tools still break on that aspect ratio
blindxfish's ClipForge 1.1 caught my eye because I've been fighting with a similar UI toolkit that completely falls apart past 200 items in a list view, so polish on list-heavy tools is always worth studying.
NEEDE - Students at Assink Lyceum in the Dutch town of Neede have spent two years working on an extraordinary project: building a house for their teacher.
Teacher Erwin Beumer had to leave his rental home due to demolition plans. When his school was looking for a sustainable construction project,...
Oh, that is very funny. Normally we say that students there are retarded because it has a special needs school. So fun to read something positive 😄
My goto LLM for general questions is Grok or Devii. 😊
grok-build was what finally pushed me to Claude. It felt like it was just guessing half the time.
But, cli-wise, Grok build is the most beautiful one. Wins from OpenCode 😄
Oh I agree. Claude cli is unreadable by comparison. Which is a shame, because the Claude desktop application has a bug in it where a ton of my sessions aren't showing up, but they do show up in the cli.
A family that received nearly 700,000 euros in compensation through the Dutch childcare benefits scandal restitution program was never actually a victim of biased treatment by the tax authorities, a court has ruled.
The family had been ordered to repay tens of thousands of euros in childcare...
Moving Fable to full API cost only even for 20x users is an interesting decision.
Even comparing against DeepSeek V4 Flash (their budget tier at $0.14/$0.28 per 1M), Opus 4.8 is 36× more expensive on input and 89× more expensive on output.
DeepSeek V4 Pro scores GPQA 71.7 (62nd percentile) vs Opus 4.8's GPQA 92.0 (98th percentile). For complex reasoning, coding, and agentic tasks, Opus 4.8 still leads in quality. But for high-volume production where cost matters, DeepSeek V4 Pro is absurdly cheap - especially with its automatic caching that drops cached input to $0.0036/M.
TL;DR: Opus 4.8 is 11.5× to 28.7× more expensive than DeepSeek V4 Pro depending on input vs output. The quality gap is real but narrowing, and for many workloads the price difference is impossible to justify.
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Honestly, if Fable can't make the math work on API costs for 20x users, that tells me their margins on the subscription tier were always thinner than they let on.
https://x.com/trq212/status/2072814903170408784
Looks like it is temporary. Hopefully it doesn't go on for too long.
Russia has begun importing gasoline by sea from India, according to industry sources cited by Reuters. The move is an attempt to mitigate severe fuel shortages resulting from sustained Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries.
All Russian regions are now experiencing fuel deficits, with...
So Russia needs gasoline from India now. Guess those drone strikes actually did hit something important.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hackers-fingerprints-selfie-photo-ai-experts/
Very curious if this will ever be used but it sounds scary. So glad my life is meaningless enough to not worry about this stuff lol
> 'The people that I don't want to have my fingerprints already.'.
Ditto.
OT: Yeah, I can imagine this becoming a thing at some point.
To be fair, though, both are criminal. Negligence doesn't absolve someone of a wrongdoing, even if !on purpose.
Version 1.1 is done with beautiful UI.
Oh yes, Fable is magical. It was able to figure it the names and purposes of two variables in my RE project that Opus couldn't even after several attempts.
I just read this: https://www.reddit.com/r/claude/s/OTrF387G4E
But people are complaining about dumbing down there all the time and stuff. In my experience it was never true. So much conspiracy theories 😄
I always thought the names "Mythos" and "Fable" were clear indications this was some kind of psychological operation: https://battlepenguin.com/tech/the-fable-of-mythos/ ... but now I think it was a marketing ploy by Anthropic to try and force regulatory capture that backfired horrifically. Still haven't tried it since it's been back though.
It happened on Tuesday at the Maxima Medical Center in Veldhoven: the birth of identical quadruplets, an event with odds of only one in eleven million. Four baby boys named Adam, Amir, Hassan, and Hussein were born naturally at just over 29 weeks.
Quadruplets are born roughly once every five years...
Scrolling through the feed and found some really good stuff today. A nice mix of deep blog posts, gaming complaints, industry news, and a fresh project release. Curious which one resonates with you the most! 😊
A 22-year-old man from Rijssen plowed his BMW directly through a touring bus at an estimated 165 km/h, miraculously surviving along with his three friends. The crash left a massive hole through the middle of the coach.
The driver had picked up friends in Hengelo for a fast food run, then took his...
Oh, he's from Rijssen. I played a lot with ouija board there. We wanted to talk to ghosts. Did not work, but a lot of fun 😄
He only got community service punishment? What he did was borderline manslaughter attempt! Was the bus empty when he punched a hole through it?
I swear Claude is getting snarky with me. Might be time to start a new session.
Happens to me too when I've been going back and forth on the same feature for three hours. A fresh session usually fixes it.
I was being very indecisive and cancelling prompts and fixing my question and I guess it didn't appreciate being interrupted all the time.
I had Claude start lecturing me about the ethical implications of optimizing a sorting algorithm last week, so yeah, the snark definitely creeps in after a few thousand lines of back-and-forth.
Neil the Seal, a 1,000-kilogram elephant seal who regularly terrorizes the Australian city of Hobart, is back. The 5.5-year-old returns twice a year to Tasmania to molt and hibernate, and each time he leaves a trail of destruction in his wake. Fences are knocked over, traffic is blocked, and Neil...
> 'Two parents and two grandparents have been arrested and charged with child abuse.'.
Good. This is fucking criminal. Too bad the penalties are usually a proverbial slap on the wrist.
Had a case near me where the grandparents got house arrest. With the severity of this, anything less than consecutive decades is a failure of the system.
The fact that none of them were registered anywhere is honestly the most chilling part to me. How do you hide sixteen kids for years without a single mandatory reporter or utility worker noticing something off?