aliasxneo

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Nscale S-1 demonstrates unprofitability of AI(reddit.com)
5 points by aliasxneo 6d ago|0 comments
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by aliasxneo 7d ago
oh-my-pi
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by aliasxneo 8d ago
Did a Ctrl+F to try and find anything about `.agents/skills` in the release notes. My harness already fixes Claude's refusal here, so I can't tell if that's been supported yet or not. Annoying if they did one without the
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by aliasxneo 8d ago
In hindsight, that was probably a confusing sentence. I was more pointing out how much traffic flows trough their systems which ends up making it an attractive honeypot, especially as a U.S. company.
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by aliasxneo 8d ago
Yeah, I don't doubt their infrastructure at all. In fact, I rate them fairly high in terms of reliability and performance. I've honestly been a fan of them for a very long time - it's just I'm watching all of this centra
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by aliasxneo 8d ago
Tunneling was something that recently fell out of the work I've been doing [1]. I've used Cloudflare Tunnels before but I just have low trust with them recently with how big they are getting. All of these nice things come at the c
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by aliasxneo 9d ago
I feel like skills are going to succumb to influencer branding. People will use the ones their idol says to use.
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by aliasxneo 9d ago
Wrote some of my thoughts somewhat related to this recently [1]. I've simply concluded that its a matter of numbers: the more centralized data becomes the easier it is for the government to coerce access. If the government could obtain
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The New Internet(dntls.substack.com)
1 points by aliasxneo 10d ago|0 comments
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by aliasxneo 12d ago
In the very same conference they announced WoW Forever. So whatever it is, it's not necessarily systemic, because they seemed to have nailed that audience.
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by aliasxneo 13d ago
Spending almost all of my time working on DNTLS ( https://dntls.net/ ). Yesterday I was able to create secure mTLS tunnels over IPv6 for direct P2P to my co-founder's desktop in SE Asia (I'm in the US). He was able
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by aliasxneo 15d ago
There's a far cry between someone showing off some weird contraption they hacked together versus posting about the Houthi's military campaign. If you can't see that, then I'm not sure what else to say.
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by aliasxneo 15d ago
Why does that have to be the only reason? I personally think it has nothing to do with "Hacker" news, but I understand that sentiment has been in the fringe lately with HN becoming increasingly political.
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by aliasxneo 15d ago
Why is there an "online" metric in the front page? That's one of the stranger things I've seen an AI do.
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by aliasxneo 17d ago
Use to be a huge Blizzard fan back in the day. Can't get behind basically anything they are doing today. Time will tell if something like this just reinforces whatever is broken or results in real improvement. I'm cynical on the m
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The Berlin Hack (II): You Thought 5.8 Terabytes Was the Bottom?(secureglobal.de)
1 points by aliasxneo 17d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: DNTLS – Decentralized Trust Layer for the Open Internet(dntls.net)
2 points by aliasxneo 19d ago|0 comments
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by aliasxneo 20d ago
Fair enough. I do have a specific sentiment in mind, though, and it's not the constructive kind, which I very rarely see anymore. I would classify "anti-American sentiment" as sentiment which is against the Western culture th
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by aliasxneo 20d ago
> HN is extremely american-leaning I would agree that's true for Y Combinator, but my experience in the HN _community_ for almost a decade now has suggested that the heavy anti-American sentiment started right around the start of th
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by aliasxneo 20d ago
I'd be fine with this so long as people who didn't contribute any taxes couldn't vote. Otherwise you're just signing up for those who choose to work to get exploited by the leisurely.
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by aliasxneo 20d ago
It mostly just feels like basic maths, not really a world model. Productivity is a finite resource. If there's a deficit in productivity, people will necessarily suffer and, in the worst case, die. The problem is world views that sugge
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by aliasxneo 21d ago
No argument there. The question is whether history shows us that that represents a majority or minority of people.
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by aliasxneo 21d ago
If enough people decide they want to spend their liberty not working, then the 12 hours is a necessity, not something "unhealthy" about the person.
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by aliasxneo 21d ago
What if health and liberty to someone looks like them not providing any net positive to society? What compels someone to work 12 hours a day to share those resources with such a person?
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by aliasxneo 21d ago
> living in a society that treats lack of income as deserving of whatever pains and suffering What does the opposite society look like? Universal income?
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by aliasxneo 22d ago
How do I know this won't just eat through my token budget? It's hard to understand from the website how "done" is derived in the loop. If it's not deterministic then it seems like it would be prone to over-engineeri
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by aliasxneo 23d ago
We're simply choosing to build in a small group of closely aligned individuals and organizations right now. Many will become the first participants in helping run the public network across the globe. The network will launch completely
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by aliasxneo 23d ago
As an olive branch, I came in connection with a group (mostly out of Asia) that seems to be more connected by the day (meaning I keep making more mutual connections). They have a very specific vision for capital aimed at funding generationa
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by aliasxneo 23d ago
A good question. Unfortunately, all I can say is we have a solution that involves specific European countries, laws, and regulations. As I said in a previous comment, happy to share more outside of this venue, but not all details are 100% p
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by aliasxneo 23d ago
See this other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49553649

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