Barbing

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by Barbing 2mo ago
Degraded/sabotaged responses also present some risk. Some scenarios mentioned here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49416695
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by Barbing 2mo ago
> Assuming you know what you are doing, you are far better off with this Good assumption. Now, to know what you’re doing, know the risks of even the superior approach. No need for whataboutism*, just acknowledging both have risks and try
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by Barbing 2mo ago
>HN isn’t a fan of the generated readmes though & the comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49415857 actually violated the guideline as noted by another here https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Always assume someone’s training on ya (maybe not to point of losing competitive advantage, but on a personal level). Airgap your models from Country A, review outputs with model from Country B?
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by Barbing 2mo ago
They didn’t want to be down so bad they rented capacity from Elon and uptime improved dramatically. Super flaky before that, they were even playing games with response quality to lighten their load nontransparently. Not sure what the issue
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by Barbing 2mo ago
But only you and your fingers (or voice!) can address that other glaring point that killed your other comments to the point only those of us with showdead in our settings will see them :) OK yeah seemed tedious so figured that must’ve not b
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Dear Equifax, Add to my report that I said: You suuuuckkk!
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by Barbing 2mo ago
“Pin a region once. Hit a hotkey on every page. Get the whole book as text.” Much better than the old definition of “region lock”, nice. HN isn’t a fan of the generated readmes though, though vibed software (thoroughly used) can be
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by Barbing 2mo ago
The teardown showed this is the 1% right? Also I thought you could trust iMessage if, unlike everyone, you disabled iCloud backup (and, unlike everyone, so did the recipient). Perhaps a way for the feds to be able to pin dumb criminals whil
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Also the Hall effect sensor disabling the mic when a MacBook lid is closed, apparently just about impossible to bypass. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hall_effect
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by Barbing 2mo ago
I think Safari does this with popups & downloads. Tiny little icons that barely appear [to change]. Can annoy me when I miss them but sometimes I figure maybe it’s for The Greater Good.
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Neat. What’s the lift from here to get a zero-token spend image upload?
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Though a little A1 Steak Saucey
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Could Wayback Machine your articles just in case! Maybe downsides idk
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Really widely reported in normie news and on reddit, hallucinations and sycophancy. Stand by that whether you’re a petroleum engineer or a bartender, if you’re clever you were probably either well informed or curious enough not to blindly t
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Hugged I think, no archives (org/today).
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Good idea. Not prioritized it seems: https://kagifeedback.org/d/4727-option-to-choose-or-exclude-...
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Didn’t click the links on bottom of homepage but betting many of those sites will give you that same feeling. Web rings! Just great.
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by Barbing 2mo ago
No evidence but somewhat of a counterpoints: Smart people know LLMs confabulate and tell them they’re Absolutely Right! Smart people don’t want to be embarrassed by trusting the hallucination machine and revealing their gullibility to oth
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Don’t know how one could live with themself prosecuting security researchers. Think they’re saving face?
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by Barbing 2mo ago
When you see “fun fact: this entire website is written without any javascript […]” and “19 years old”, you know there’s hope for our future.
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by Barbing 2mo ago
So goofy. Shoutout StopTheMadness for allowing me to redirect one of the defaults as I see fit (URL redirects), even add a !k bang to DuckDuckGo via regex. The actual 2026 iOS Safari search options… this is what Apple’s trillions want to of
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Keep the argument going if you can! He didn’t boycott USA when we bombed him. What’s gonna convince him? Maybe someone has the words.
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Did you create a new account to be rude? You’re bringing down the vibe. (showdead enabled in HN settings)
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Is the Apple News model sufficient?
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Goofy option since not many better for privacy: Could ask a friend to subscribe for you and read the PDF from Telegram. Only download this ROM if you own the original cartridge!
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Don’t Bloomberg & FT have a number of well-written, informative articles every month? Maybe you just want the exclusives which even then they often break stuff (at least Gurman on Bloomberg, especially if you care about Apple/OpenA
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Google’s still king vs. DDG (Bing-ish), Startpage, & Kagi. By a longshot. How’s Brave Images?
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by Barbing 2mo ago
> going to have to find a new way to monetize Or work on the old way. Convince Mark “Philanthropist” Zuckerberg to start an Antiadblock Foundation: uBlock Origin is giving up the fight to keep ads off Facebook https://n
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by Barbing 2mo ago
Prob easier to manage a month’s worth of subscriptions than write a single paragraph of one good article (spoken as someone with a subscription allergy personally!). Darn I feel bad for journalists, almost wish physical newspapers were just

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