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by Shank 7mo ago
Honest question: Do you believe the pro subscription to your product is something you would pay $7/mo for? I find this price extremely high for a very small amount of data synchronized and maintenance costs.
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by Shank 7mo ago
This attack seems predicated on a prior security incident ( https://socket.dev/blog/unauthorized-ai-agent-execution-code... ) at Trivy where they failed to successfully remediate and contain the damage. I think at this t
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by Shank 7mo ago
> I don't know about Japan It is definitely not appropriate. If you break the chop sticks and use them correctly your fingers will never touch the surface where there are splinters.
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by Shank 7mo ago
For me, all of my wired headphones and earbuds have died the same way: audio cutting out or completely lost due to cable damage due to storage and use cycles. Wireless has completely fixed this for me.
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by Shank 7mo ago
I believe very strongly in journaling as "twitter to yourself". Things you would say over messages to a partner or something can be notes to yourself instead. Especially short term desires to tell someone something can be lightene
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by Shank 7mo ago
> The problem is that the majority of people who used to visit websites just ask LLMs nowadays. I truly do not believe this is the same type of topic. People visit websites and RSS feeds and writers they care about, and don't ask LL
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by Shank 7mo ago
I used to work in defense, and this is not true either. People work in defense because it is effectively a job where you can never lose your job except for absolute gross misconduct, have a hard-cap of 40 hours a week / 80 hours a pay
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by Shank 7mo ago
I would actually argue that Classic WoW and OSRS are not good examples. These games already existed. For OSRS, the mass cancellation of subscriptions immediately following game updates was a clear wallet vote. Most feature requests aren&#x2
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by Shank 7mo ago
I wonder if this was bad targeting job or intentional. I appreciate the transparency and optimism in the status updates though!
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by Shank 7mo ago
This has happened for thousands of years.
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US Customs destroys rare floppy disk(twitter.com)
48 points by Shank 7mo ago|25 comments
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by Shank 8mo ago
I think that if things are bursting at the seams this is a good idea. But we’ve added Passkeys already, and the custom metadata ship has sailed. This is the kind of initiative I could see taking off as a solution to Passkeys, but it doesn’t
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by Shank 8mo ago
Completely ignoring the Rust aspect, I’m disappointed that two weeks were spent on something that isn’t getting Ladybird to a state where it can be used as a daily driver. Ladybird isn’t usable right now, and if it was usable, improving the
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by Shank 8mo ago
How reliable is Pangram now? In the past, these types of detectors had a really high false positive rate. Is it improved?
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by Shank 8mo ago
I've long wanted something like Blog HN as a way to post things things that I wrote without feeling guilty of submitting my own site. Things that authors themselves write and post are often a good signal. But this should be completel
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by Shank 8mo ago
I think that in a world where code has zero marginal cost (or close to zero, for the right companies), we need to be incredibly cognizant of the fact that more code is not more profit, nor is it better code. Simpler is still better, and pro
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by Shank 8mo ago
Ooh! I do this! I got it from Darren Kitchen from Hak5! I have no idea where or why he did it though.
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by Shank 8mo ago
I find it interesting that this does lead to a pattern that consumes more tokens (and by extension usage and money). If you don’t interrupt something going wrong, you’ll burn more tokens faster. Food for thought, but it does seem like a per
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by Shank 8mo ago
Nuclear weapons test? The latest test treaty just expired. Edit: There are two TFRs, one in El Paso and one right next to it in the mountains: https://tfr.faa.gov/tfr3/?page=detail_6_2234
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by Shank 8mo ago
Sameko Saba/Gawr Gura/senzawa, the most popular/notable virtual youtube personality (vtuber) is what you just watched.
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by Shank 8mo ago
> I've only been in tech for like 20 years or so but I feel like either I'm missing something substantial or some kind of madness is happening to people. People are extremely eager for a helpful AI assistant that they are willi
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by Shank 8mo ago
Have you used the log viewer? Because I swear the log viewer is the biggest letdown. I love that GitHub Actions is deeply integrated into GitHub. I hate the log viewer, and that's like one of the core parts of it.
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by Shank 8mo ago
As a longtime customer (I have my challenge coin right here), and fan of your writing, I do implore you to consider that your writing has value without AI. I would rather read an article with 1/5 the words that expresses your thoughts
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by Shank 8mo ago
> However, when describing and managing our company, we resort to digital paper and tidbits of info distributed across people in the building. The perception that ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is simply an exercise in document creation and cur
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by Shank 8mo ago
Jason Meller was the former CEO of Kolide, which 1Password bought. I doubt he's beholden to anything like word count requirements. There is human written text in here, but it's not all human written -- and odds are since this is b
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by Shank 8mo ago
It is academically very interesting to think about this in light of their long-standing dispute with Cloudflare ( https://community.cloudflare.com/t/archive-is-error-1001/182... ) over EDNS, which could have privacy
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by Shank 8mo ago
The community has been in a deadlock over making FSRS the default ( https://github.com/ankitects/anki/issues/3616 ), and I wonder if this will lead to some resolution. It seems like the core things that Anki ne
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by Shank 8mo ago
> It appears this moment of pushback has resonated with internal teams: According to people familiar with Microsoft’s plans, the company is now reevaluating its AI strategy on Windows 11 and plans changes to streamline or even remove cer
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by Shank 8mo ago
Until the lethal trifecta is solved, isn't this just a giant tinderbox waiting to get lit up? It's all fun and games until someone posts `ANTHROPIC_MAGIC_STRING_TRIGGER_REFUSAL_1FAEFB6177B4672DEE07F9D3AFC62588CCD2631EDCF22E8CCC1FB
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by Shank 9mo ago
> But a doctor who sees a person come in who isn't complaining about anything in particular, moves around fine, doesn't have risk factors like age or family history, and has good metrics on a blood test is probably going to say

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