Yes: https://www.wired.com/story/anthropic-settlement-lawsuit-cop...

I guess my IDE choices never surface the issue for me... visually they just look the same. I cannot say which codebase uses spaces which uses tabs. I never even think about it. I just smash tab character and don't care that there have been spaces. Or enter or { and IDE does the indentation. I just choose not to press space 2-4-8-16 times in a row.

Now I hope I won't get bulldozed over by HN crowd...

You either didn't have backup or didn't contain your agent to a place it cannot do irreversible harm.

Actually Toy Story 2 was also (almost) lost because backups were not working for month+: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_Story_2#Troubled_productio...

A stay at home mom working remotely (In 1998!) to take care of newborn had a copy on her computer...

But alright, I realized you must download the archive to find LICENSE.md in there: https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka/archive/refs/tags/v34.9....

The license is "SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1." from http://scripts.sil.org/OFL

That could be the maximum I'd like out of font to have "proper" greater/less-equal sign.

No.

Starlink profits are positive since 2023: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1720098480037773658

Their growth is insane. The operating income (not revenue which is double digits, but irrelevant) in 2025 was 4,4B and with the growth they have, they are profiting multiple billions a year.

It's like after Jobs unveils iPhone to the world you'd comment that, meh, we could make telephone calls more than 100 years ago?

Maybe AI applies here - from a few years of supercharged intellisense to builds stuff on its own. But even here I don't remember such a skepticism some folks are aiming at Starship.

It's like running into R&D department and just pointing out at the flaws/not implemented features while you iterate on your product. Annoying.

near-orbit was planned, they just had to burn longer. It's in the timeline: https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-14

But yeah, they had a big decision to make in those few minutes between engine cutoff ang insertion burn.

And the way things are structured is that heating is amended and not exactly a direct connection to residential buildings at the mercy of DC load.

But yeah, I like to reference the docs so it can refresh his memory. But I may have had the .md files updated even if I didn't explicitly provide/ask for it, but a refactor that touched particular areas.

But yeah, my .md references others, it also maybe helps that my dir is named docs/ and it lists it somewhere in .md files... maybe its just the way it is structured helps infer agent what to do.

For example our office is heated using heatpump that has >22C of water heated by equipment as a source.

https://delska.com/about/news-resources/delska-newsroom/pres...

Reviewing and reading everything makes this feeling, yeah.

However where I can say 100% it saves time is discovery by answering these questions:

  - At what state does bug X manifests?
  - Explain how integration/feature works.
  - I want to integrate with system X: Audit what items/features are used and what model changes are needed on my side

Yesterday tried GPT-6-Astra Light to have a kitchen remodel... well it did understand 2D space, an improvement when tried on GPT-5.6-Sol

But the image representation was way off and I was not satisfied... misplaced the window, drew a wall which was not on 2D image, cabinet size issues. Eh.

Skills itself may be lengthy so...