> rolling out a dramatic infrastructure change for "data sovereignty" just to pull off a SIGINT heist that is almost certain to get your CA distrusted seems like a poor risk/reward calculation

Well, meet the Indian government that does these calculations all the time.

Some examples:

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/neet-ug-re-exam-teleg...

https://www.medianama.com/2026/07/223-india-bitchat-ban/

https://www.drishtiias.com/daily-updates/daily-news-analysis...

https://vajiramandravi.com/current-affairs/bill-to-curb-inde...

Codex has a profile feature

Do you use luna to plan as well, or is it just code? I am interesting in understanding the process you follow.

My workflow is the most common one - use something like Opus to help create a spec document (I decide the specs and then get the LLM to ask me questions to harden it), then generate a plan, and then implement. I use Opus the whole time. Sonnet sometimes if it is a simple task.

I cannot set a password for login, on logging in it says we've sent a login code but it's a link instead...

I personally don't like him using his position to spread fake news and racist propaganda

Would you mind sharing a link to toolgate. Google search found a lot of matches but none that matched your description.

You can use NextDNS as your dns provider on your phone or use Rethink DNS app like me

Does anyone know if it is not ZDR on the codex app usage too. I am assuming it isn't

I also wouldn't want people to have viewed my browser history on every commit pre-AI era.

Off-topic and may be found rude - I find multiple instances of "Kahn" in the comments. Is it really that difficult to put in the effort to learn the correct spelling of "Khan" specially when it is everywhere in TFA, the post title, and other comments?

A couple of days ago it was Ghandi instead of Gandhi. I understand it's not a big deal. But it's also not a big deal to get the spelling right.

I think it's because these "h"es are silent in (most?) dialects of English, so both spellings would result in the same pronunciation. English doesn't really have a 'kh" /x/ sound, or an unaspirated k, or an "ahn", or a "dh" sound. So Kahn and Khan both get read as /kan/, Gandhi and Ghandi both get read as /gandi/. If anything the "h" just seems to hint that the vowel isn't pronounced /æ/. So folks remember that there is a silent h but not where it is.

Of course many Indian languages have aspirated and unaspirated "d" sounds, for example, and this is also reflected in the English dialet. But most of us English speakers can't hear the difference very well even if we concentrate.

I’m preferring to the spelling; not pronunciation.

People remember spelling based on pronunciation.

There are only two comments with that spelling. It's not a big deal.

Considering that WoW came out in 2004 and people STILL sometimes call Rogues "rouges"... doubt it.

This is just the comment section of HN, does the spelling really matter as long as the reader gets it?