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Jack Lhasa@jjackowens· 19hThink you’ve got it right. The last year on SubStack has seen. The addition is 3 features no one asked for, and did nothing but alienate the writers there. Writers who didn’t have a need for short videos, or podcasts, or AI detector that is another AI and lie about its own accuracy. Pangram claims a 90+% accuracy. I ran experiments including over 30 articles ran through Pangram. Not one was correctly identified. Not one in 30. Most weren’t difficult, like an article I wrote that was flagged as 100% AI, and one that was fully generated with no changes from me that it ID’d at 100% human. As I went in u mixed AI into writing in different ways, but Pangram never recognized the mixes. What each of these new features had was a negative effect on the community. Video and podcast formulas were obviously pandering in to a completely different kind of user. The Pangram integration caused 6 months of arguments as to the ethical implications it brought along with several new authors that were being courted by the largest publishers, suddenly developed rumors of possible AI content. Two lost multimillion dollar publishing deals. Just because of of rumors, these brand new authors had careers destroyed forever and lost lucrative contracts with major publishers. Pangram brought with it only suspicion. It didn’t decrease slop(which I’m almost certain has nothing to do with AI, and is actually the result of normal living people who are just bad writers). By embracing an AI judgement machine that could only be used by authors and readers, and no result that would actually punish the users in anyway, absolutely destroyed the community. It caused months of frustration from authors, and created a space where any article about AI becoming the norm.
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Samir Amzani@samz· 5dThanks Kin, and thanks for putting real numbers on what many of us only suspected, looking forward to OpenLint bright future
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@joycestack yep its a pretty fun initiatiave though I havent broken 50 yet lol
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In the previous issue, AWS Serverless MCP Server with Lambda event-source mapping 🚀☁️ #90 we looked into the ESM with Lambda. Image from Adobe Stock AWS Lambda announced a powerful new Tenant Isolation Mode that completely transforms how you build secure, multi-tenant SaaS applications. If you run multi-tenant applications on Lambda (think workflow automation or code execution platforms), achieving strict tenant isolation was often a manual headache involving complex custom routing or even deploying a dedicated function for every single tenant. Why SaaS Teams are Cheering: Stop Building Custom Solutions: Ditch the complexity of managing per-tenant routing logic or siloed function deployments. Ironclad Isolation: Instantly meet strict security and compliance requirements by ensuring compute resources are isolated per tenant. Focus on Features: Spend less time on operational complexity and more time building your core product. ⭐ Pick of the month This month’s Pick is “Lambda optimization and performance“. Chris Ebert published a blog on comparing AWS Lambda Arm64 v/s x86_64 performance across multiple runtimes and how the choosing between the architecture of your Lambda can optimize it for performance. Jones Zachariah Noel N (author) explains different factors which can account for maintaining Lambda function performance during peak traffic and how ALBs and API Gateway play a role in this architecture choice. 🚀 AWSome content to learn from Guille Ojeda debunks the concepts of DynamoDB - partitions, sharding and split for heat which specially talks about fundamentals DDB design for production scaling. 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