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by 6thbit 9mo ago
This comment used to say that was in staging only. (Nevermind, i was confused following the links from original article)
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
Some request errors relate to "NS_INVALID_CONTENT_ENCODING". In such requests that is set to Content-Encoding: br Did the new firefox break the Brotli encoding?
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
"detect unauthorized interference with the Mobile Banking application" I wonder if this has become a feasible avenue for scammers to interfere via other apps they could convince someone to install on rooted phones. Or if they are
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JPMorgan is ditching proxy advisors and turning to AI for shareholder votes(businessinsider.com)
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
I believe another factor specific for HN is the inability to downvote forces people to respond in negative light. The most controversial submissions always have a tighter comment to upvote ratio. The most controversial comments tend to be t
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
Don’t they mean contrarian? Say, this is not a negative comment but may be interpreted to have a negative sentiment due to disagreement with their core thesis.
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
I like the UI. I’ve been running these sorts of training exercises w gpt5 and it’s been quite insightful. Not for mgmt but general senior-staff level communication. That even has flexibility to explain better context on my specific situatio
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
I came to the same conclusions as the author. Then I tried something like this and failed to get people interested. It’s draining for me to reach out to try and convince people, not sure if the social anxiety or the lack of executive functi
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
Such thick tension in the air waiting for the first courageous company to place ads on their LLM chats and tools. They can spare their ad income falling for a while, but making the first move is always risky. Should they let openAI go first
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
Sounds to me like Karapathy is in the "valley of despair" of the Dunning-Kruger effect of AI tools. He knows the tools, he's efficient with them and yet he just now understands how much he's unable to harness at this poi
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
Agreed. They are working on a plan mode that should hopefully alleviate this. What has somewhat worked for me atm is to ask to only update an .md plan file and act on the file only, seems to appease its eagerness to write files.
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
This looks neat, we certainly need more ideas and solutions on this space, I work with large codebases daily and the limits on agentic contexts are constantly evident. I've some questions related to how I would consume a tool like this
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
Who are the likely successors if Satya steps down?
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
Man. Hopefully their remediation steps included a full audit of their Box's account. One could only imagine that if OP wasn't the first to discover it, people could've generated tons of shared links for all kinds of folders,
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
I wonder how is Satya perceived internally? He's above the 10 year mark, which is a long time for fortune 500 ceos.
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by 6thbit 10mo ago
“I think there is a world market for maybe five computers.” Let’s hope IBM keeps their streak of bad predictions.
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
It's a little odd for a capitalist society that values outputs so highly to also value process as much. We've proved we can sort of value it, through supporting sustainability/environmental practices, or at least _pretending
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
I mean there's still Grok... surely that gives may safety teams heartburn. But I find this take interesting. The brewing of a new kind of counter culture that forces humans to express themselves creatively. Hopefully it doesn't ge
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
Feels like a response from being recently booted out of whatsapp.
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
anything running in production is already legacy. If you don’t design and write code with that in mind you’re basically planting landmines for your future self. Interfaces are the only stable ground.
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
Guys, OP is clearly joking, he uses Cloudflare himself: dig NS huijzer.xyz +short fay.ns.cloudflare.com. gerardo.ns.cloudflare.com.
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
I found the demo videos off-putting, people come off a bit smug, not sure if intended.
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
Would you say the same if the claim was they were drunk?
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
Could this be apple's attempt at testing out the waters on whether their customer base would be interested on a new wearable piece of hardware?
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
OP, how dare you make the guestbook button fake :(
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by 6thbit 11mo ago
This may be the first quote from TikTok reposted on a blog, that ends up this high up in HN.
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by 6thbit 1y ago
What does it mean to have “Azure API exclusivity”?
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by 6thbit 1y ago
Last week OpenAI hired ex-investment bankers to train a model to build financial models, now anthropic coming for excel. Sounds like there's some sort of an AI race after finance people and businesses?
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by 6thbit 1y ago
What did meta change for OpenAI to no longer be able to provide this?
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by 6thbit 1y ago
Does it store credit card numbers and passwords like other browsers ? Hand your full online identity and cards to an AI, what could go wrong?

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