Retr0id

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by Retr0id 5mo ago
Client Assertion is an OAuth feature, but that is not at all what is being discussed here, if anyone else was confused. It is only present in the HN title and is not mentioned on the page.
722.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
I'm familiar with the concept. A digital signature signs a message. What message are you signing?
723.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
A signature over what?
724.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
What you're describing is a watermark, not a signature
725.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
What if you can't tell it's a video of a screen?
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by Retr0id 5mo ago
> [Claude] performed all ingredient classification under deterministic decoding (temperature 0–0.1) Not that it matters much in this context, but low-temperature is not the same thing as deterministic.
727.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
I don't think it's as easy to manipulate as you say.
728.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
As long as real customers are buying stuff, what incentive does Amazon have to question the source?
729.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
GrapheneOS may be de-googled but it is not de-blobbed, they rely on the vendor to maintain certain drivers etc. Hopefully the driver maintenance team is very separate from the bloatware installation team, but someone could reasonably worry
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by Retr0id 5mo ago
Correctness is nice but performance characteristics exist too.
731.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
I recently got a Samsung A07 to run some tests on. It's stunningly cheap at <£100, and will supposedly get 5 years of software/security updates. After setting it up, I was surprised (but also not surprised) to see ads on the lo
732.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
I just say "bruh". Per knowyourmeme: > "Bruh" is a popular variant of the slang term "bro" that is often used as an interjection to convey frustration or disappointment at something.
733.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Goroutines are not directly equivalent to threads.
734.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Is the source code available for review?
735.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Spelling out Berkeley Packet Filter doesn't really tell you anything about what eBPF actually is.
736.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Sounds like an authentic HN experience to me!
737.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
It's much more obvious when you look at the user's comment history. Curiously my comment above was on +3 karma last time I looked, but now it's on -2. It seems like the median HN user is getting worse at slop detection (or is
738.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Did you use an LLM to write this comment? (I don't mean this as an accusation, I'm uncertain. I'm just trying to calibrate myself.) Edit: I should've had more conviction in my instincts, this is slop.
739.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
It was similar for me, a little later in the '00s. I didn't have access to any computers at the time, BASIC interpreter or otherwise. Some years later I got access to Visual Basic on the family computer which unfortunately had ver
740.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Line buffering solves this
741.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Looks like the default allocator uses mmap(2) for every single allocation , which is horribly inefficient - you map a whole PAGE_SIZE worth of memory for every tiny string. Aside from just wasting memory this will make the TLB very unhappy
742.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
> Program directly against syscalls Works nicely on Linux where the syscall interface is explicitly stable, but on many (most?) other platforms this is not the case. > There Is No Heap I don't understand what this means, when it&
743.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
The abstract doesn't mention arbitrage at all
744.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Deciding that someone else's prediction is wrong is a prediction in and of itself.
745.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Slop aside, do you think it's reasonable to assume a decent fraction of those making consistent profits are arbitrage bots?
746.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Take a look at the user's history, it's more obvious in context. It has a lot of claude-specific tells which are noticeable if you've spent time working with claude. AI-generated comments are against the HN guidelines https:
747.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
Not sure why you were downvoted/flagged, because you're right. It is also quite an insightful comment worthy of discussion so I'm a little conflicted.
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by Retr0id 5mo ago
"predicting the future" and "correct analysis of all available information" often aren't all that different.
749.
by Retr0id 5mo ago
There are lots of better ways of doing this, but knowing why this one is bad/wrong requires the mental model described upthread. (But also, what you describe would be incorrect, since two <MAX values can add to a value that is >M
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by Retr0id 5mo ago
Stylistic tells: "The tool-call ambiguity point", "—", "the negative space", "The retry-nudge layer", "the right shape", "→", "context drift" Correctness tells: find exit

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