Even with the latest updates?

> Jury Finds Live Nation Acts as a Monopoly in a Victory for States In a verdict that could have far-reaching consequences in the music industry, the live colossus that includes Ticketmaster was found to have violated antitrust laws.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/15/arts/music/live-nation-an...

Pretty good. I test it every now and then from random photos. Sometimes spot on, sometimes gets very close, unless it's really ambiguous.

Article contains this:

> I’ll happily tell you who they are - get in touch

I don't think a message on HN classes as getting in touch. This may have been posted by someone else entirely, having seen it posted elsewhere.

In any case, if they don't want to publish the name on their own web page, they'll not want to publicly post it as a reply on HN either…

Ran into this in an X thread, description from website: A systematic survey of 2,430 tool picks from Claude Code across 3 models, 4 project types, and 20 categories

Archive link: https://archive.is/g3Bok

I can't access the article so I will respond to only the title.

I use a rough threshold of how much responsibilities they can, or, have to endure, and manage to take care of in a good enough way.

By far the best response here so far. But since we don't have clear definition and my threshold may be vastly different than yours, its anyone's guess.

Was it a blatantly bad idea or was it some risk that triggered that would have been beyond your typical risk threshold otherwise?

Just need to amplify it 10000 times

So - I know folks who have mulled over attaching the emitter of a microwave oven to a parabolic 2.4ghz antenna (indeed, same spectrum).

It would be cool... For anyone who does not want children one day.

Or 40dB. This is why those working with RF use dB --- power varies by orders of magnitude between the transmitter and receiver.

The separate process for clipboard: yep... I'm having to do this to be able to get the cursor position myself in Wayland... (This is for a screen recorder app)

It's fascinating how we're STILL reverse engineering something built thousands of years ago, somewhat respectfully without disturbing it!