Claude Tried to Nuke My Home Directory(old.reddit.com)

31 points by anthropodie 1 year ago | 5 comments

"The closer [to] the railway station the less tasty the Kebab is" – A Study(old.reddit.com)

64 points by thunderbong 1 year ago | 27 comments

Imagine telling 2010 devs that in 2025, collapsing a div would require $8/ month(old.reddit.com)

128 points by _kush 1 year ago | 68 comments

Hacked on Stripe–$41K Gone, No Real Help from Support. What Now?(old.reddit.com)

67 points by Stripeissue 1 year ago | 20 comments

I built an open source AI tool to find my autoimmune disease(old.reddit.com)

352 points by makehistory 1 year ago | 256 comments

Reddit r/selfhosted post about building an open source AI tool to analyze health data and identify the poster's autoimmune disease; the page was blocked.

A pilot makes a tough call and cancels the flight because of some alarming signs(old.reddit.com)

4 points by perihelions 1 year ago | 0 comments

Cursor told me I should learn coding instead of asking it to generate it(forum.cursor.com)

496 points by nomilk 1 year ago | 315 comments

A Cursor forum bug report where a user says the AI editor refused to generate more code past about 800 lines, telling them to learn coding themselves.

Cursor 1.0(cursor.com)

573 points by ecz 1 year ago | 431 comments

Cursor's changelog entry for version 1.0, introducing BugBot code review, memories, one-click MCP install, Jupyter support, and general availability of Background Agent.

Account bans on Reddit(orchidfiles.com)

44 points by theorchid 19 days ago | 31 comments

A blog post recounting an open-source developer's repeated Reddit account bans while trying to share a GitHub project, and the unwritten rules behind them.

Reddit.com appears to be having an outage

722 points by albert_e 3 years ago | 464 comments

Hacker News discussion thread reporting a Reddit.com outage with error messages, with commenters linking it to the subreddit blackout over API pricing.

Reddit Threatens to Remove Moderators from Subreddits Continuing Blackouts(macrumors.com)

440 points by stalfosknight 3 years ago | 419 comments

MacRumors article reporting that Reddit told moderators of subreddits continuing API-pricing protest blackouts it may replace them.

So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe(cole-k.com)

546 points by montroser 3 months ago | 550 comments

Blog post complaining that Reddit now requires users to log in to access the plain-HTML old Reddit interface, citing safety.