EGreg

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by EGreg 3mo ago
Are we distinguishing eustress and distress?
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by EGreg 3mo ago
I like to think that I change my mind based on evidence, but the more I battle test my ideas in a specific thesis, the less reluctant I am to give it up, and prefer to see a synthesis incorporating the new arguments. Often though, I find th
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by EGreg 3mo ago
In a few years: Did you go home and make love to your wife, and put your kids to bed? Great, now give Claude Code access to those, so you don't have to. It is trained on 10,000,000 kids' behaviors, will remember every one of your
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by EGreg 4mo ago
I don’t think people who write these headlines understand that “long live the king” used to refer to the next king. Where is the next tokenmaxxing?
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Oh for goodness’ sake, can’t the government (federal or states) create a service that will simply give out a token when someone has passed the age they want (eg 18), and provably goes through a multipart mixer, or just give you a zero-knowl
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by EGreg 4mo ago
In case you're using PHP or Node.js, we've made a similar toolkit free and open source on github: https://github.com/Qbix/AI/tree/main/classes/AI
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Q.js: modern front-end framework for 2026. No build scripts unlike React et al.(npmjs.com)
3 points by EGreg 4mo ago|1 comments
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by EGreg 4mo ago
It's kind of like if jQuery continued developing until 2026, and competed with Vue, Angular, React, etc. This is my first release, distilled from our battle-tested open source Qbix Platform, to just be a minimal, unified set of front-e
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by EGreg 4mo ago
I mean attestation of what’s running on the server. Did you click and read? As for the client — the app store on iOS doesn’t allow reproducible builds. Telegram tried something close for years, which is how I know they care: https:/&#
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by EGreg 4mo ago
I’ve been saying this for years — when people derided me on HN — that we need decentralization and open-source backends, because we are relying on pinky-promises. We need attestation that we can trust. I have been building it, piece by piec
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Does this also work when asking someone out? Or raising capital? Answer: no, because you need the other person to actually do something. These kinds of things work when you’re already in a relationship.
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by EGreg 4mo ago
I am familiar with it. But even then it applies only “if a person is under an imminent threat of serious physical harm or danger by a guest (or an intruder) in their home, they do not have to attempt to safely escape the situation prior to
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Right, but neither do these problems apply to domains, as much as they apply to ATProto accounts. You don't even have the frameworks that are available to protect domains. (Domain lock, transfer, etc.) And registrars are regulated by l
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Let's compare apples to apples, shall we. How many houses were actually seized, repossessed, commandeered with "eminent domain", slowly taken over via "adverse possession", encroached on with easements and air right
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Yes you do own your domain, as much as you can own your house. Your hosting provider can only take down your hosting, not your domain. Seizing domain names isn't very common. And by the way, with Web3 domains, you have full ownership v
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by EGreg 4mo ago
It started with iOS 7 and Jony Ive Steve Jobs was right. Then when he died (after removing Scott Forstall), Jony Ive got to do his hardware minimalism in software too. And everything Steve Jobs favored was suddenly derided as “skeumorphism”
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Investing your time how exactly
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Open Claiming Protocol – Successor to JWT(openclaiming.org)
3 points by EGreg 4mo ago|0 comments
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Over the past 15 years of developing secure web apps for various organizations, I ended up architecting solutions which had to deal correctly with ITP, webauthn, CHIPS, iframes and more. This year, I ended up publishing an open protocol tha
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by EGreg 4mo ago
As a libertarian, I am okay with laws that allow people to sue for fraudulent or intentionally very misleading statements, especially ones made publicly and impose compounding costs on a lot of people. This is public harm. The laws are prot
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Oh, I’d say they had some good clues.
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Literally on the front page of https://safebots.ai … “Don’t let your AI Agents run amok”. Sadly we will see a proliferation of not just agents, but swarms
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by EGreg 4mo ago
I think Facebook with their money and Vercel with their VC funding tried hard to push the React and then the Next.js everywhere. So it arrived in time for AIs to all train on it. And now it’s the one true way :) But do we really need all th
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by EGreg 4mo ago
What's wrong with having a website where you scan a QR code, and have your own private chat, and it sends notifications using, say, Web Push?
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Wait, I kind of don't get it. So Obfuscated C Code Contest works but Capture the Flag doesn't? Because of AI? https://twit.tv/posts/tech/ai-disrupts-capture-flag-what-mea...
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by EGreg 4mo ago
Think of it like this You’ve already faced this the entire time with… libraries on github. If employers knew how much you can just use a new standard library, or ask you to “use React”, that’s a lot like asking you to use an LLM to speed th
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Autohost – spin up websites seconds after someone points a domain at them(github.com)
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Worried about Recursive Self-Improvement (RSI)? The answer might be CDE(safebots.ai)
1 points by EGreg 4mo ago|0 comments
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by EGreg 4mo ago
RSI is dangerous. That is why we designed CDE: https://safebots.ai/declarative.html
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by EGreg 4mo ago
We have it in our open-source framework, in case anyone wants to deploy it: https://github.com/Qbix/AI/blob/6753f6e453908682401f49760002... https://github.com/Qbix/AI/blob/main&

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