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What is the best agentic AI today?(blog.alcazarsec.com)
3 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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ElevenHacks: A season of 11 hackathons. Build with ElevenLabs and partners(hacks.elevenlabs.io)
2 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47444319
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Not necessarily. But fixed code tends to not adapt to changing situations. “Hey, my mother-in-law is coming today. She drives a blue Ford pickup. Let her in and record the car plate for future use.” “There are servicemen coming today around
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Are we “there” yet? To the point where deploying this as a serious security system makes sense? Or are we still in the research and demo phase? My intuition is that OpenClaw-like systems still make too many mistakes to be trusted with secur
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by alcazar 7mo ago
This seems like an inevitable idea: a security system with full context. So you don't get alerts about your friend's car plates or your kid coming home late.
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Thanks! I’ve signed up to try it in parallel with hnreplies.com. I like that this one supports post comments as well. FYI, the online tool to test without signing up ( https://hackernewsalerts.com/view-comments-replies/
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47452404
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Dead man's switch vs. digital will: what each one is for(blog.alcazarsec.com)
1 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Wouldn't the people receiving responses to their comments be the ones with value to contribute? If you don't add value, you're likely not getting replies anyway, so this isn't an issue. Thanks for confirming that most pe
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by alcazar 7mo ago
So you just refresh those pages and notice when someone adds a new comment? That sounds crazy. There must be a better way.
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by alcazar 7mo ago
I would use it. If you build it, reply to this comment and hnreplies might tell me about it...
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Ask HN: How do you keep up with replies to your posts/comments?
6 points by alcazar 7mo ago|12 comments
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Portable Secret lets you encrypt text and files into a single HTML file(github.com)
1 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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by alcazar 7mo ago
This is an interesting approach. You're right that normal dead man's switches create unnecessary notifications. By definition, every check-in you acknowledge is unnecessary. Only the last one, when you're actually dead, is ne
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by alcazar 7mo ago
I don't believe this should replace traditional logging but rather complement it. It transforms breadcrumbs into unified records that are easier to query during an incident. I completely agree with your plain-old logging list. I would
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by alcazar 7mo ago
You should avoid dumping the raw error entirely. The idea is that error_slug is a stable grouping key. The idea is to consolidate all that can be grouped into one logical unit. So you would do one long log line at the end, after all tasks a
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by alcazar 7mo ago
It's one of those things that keeps getting reinvented over and over. Most people don't want to put in the effort to perfect it. For the longest time, I've done the bare minimum and just used console.log/print for whatev
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Wide logging: Stripe's canonical log line pattern(blog.alcazarsec.com)
21 points by alcazar 7mo ago|12 comments
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Hacker News digest: why Top HN focuses on the comments(blog.alcazarsec.com)
3 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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Whisper is no longer the whole answer: how to transcribe audio and video in 2026(blog.alcazarsec.com)
2 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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Everything's Casino(joanwestenberg.com)
2 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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Self-Driving Corporations (2020)(interconnected.org)
2 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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Sharing encrypted files in a single HTML file(blog.alcazarsec.com)
1 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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If a web server runs websites then a corporation server? (2025)(interconnected.org)
3 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Most users stick to plaintext. That's expected. Under typical threat models, convenience & ease of use outweigh perfect security.
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Building a Hacker News digest around discussion, not headlines(blog.alcazarsec.com)
1 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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by alcazar 7mo ago
Here we prioritize ease of use. The only way to make a message-sending service truly zero-knowledge is to require contacts to upload a public key beforehand and encrypt every message with that key before storage in the database. Unfortunate
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Technocapital (2025)(grantslatton.com)
2 points by alcazar 7mo ago|0 comments
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by alcazar 7mo ago
I have. It's actually quite hard to miss if you set up Signal or Telegram for the check-ins. You can also add a friend or even yourself with another email address as the first contact to notify before it sends the final messages. This

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