bilekas

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by bilekas 11mo ago
This particular case appears to me to be a straight derivative at best but I'm by no means an expert on copyright laws. That's not to say there hasn't already been more direct cases with set examples [1], from an author direc
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> Nobody is going to sue you for using their implementation of a skybox algorithm from 1999, give us break. For personal use maybe not, but that's not the point, the point is it's spitting out licensed code and not even letting
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Show HN: SecuriNote – Create shared ephemeral, client-side encrypted notebooks(securinote.com)
1 points by bilekas 11mo ago|0 comments
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> This is catastrophic. I need to figure out why this occurred and determine what data may be lost, then provide a proper apology Well at least it will apologize so that's nice.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> On SO, it's often best if questions are somewhat version agnostic, and different answers address different questions. Yep, this is their 'way' but what I think @fragmede is getting at is, how can you know your question w
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I sometimes have the same recurring dream that the internet was unmonetizable by advertisements. It's a semi lucid one where it's used for it's initial purpose just in a lot more forms. Before, the cost of operating a website
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Unfortunately the sheer scale of updating that is not possible by just the mods etc, it usually comes down to someone who has searched the problem, come across the question, realized it's too old to apply, figured out a fix themselves,
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> Choose ownership by invested communities instead of faceless gamified interlopers. This is a fair take, I will say as someone who benefited greatly from SO and contributed to it way more than I should have (on paid time) the problem w
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by bilekas 11mo ago
for me personally, growing up from the MS-DOS era.. When clippy first came on the scene, it wasn't that I was concerned he was stealing my data or my school essays and projects, it was he was ridiculously annoying and on my relatively
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Hmm.. Sounds like a solution looking for a problem to me.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I don't understand the use case here.. We've had this kind of automation for years now without needing a heavy GPU and without risk of going rouge. The worst that might happen is an interface changes once every year or two and you
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Smishing is a new term for me.. Had to look it up actually. For anyone else > Smishing is a cyber-attack that targets individuals through SMS (Short Message Service) or text messages. The term is a combination of “SMS” and “phishing.”
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> Computers for Experts™ I do find it funny they were able to trademark that kind of statement. Not really sure I am the target audience for this, actually I'm not really sure who is to be honest.
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Evaluating Computer-Use Agents on Exploiting Web Application Vulnerabilities(researchgate.net)
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by bilekas 11mo ago
You know you're risky when AIG are not willing to back you. I'm old enough to remember the housing bubble and they were not exactly strict with their coverage.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Azure wouldn't be if you have your company AD/Oauth, I'm GUESSING running local models with data transfer might expose that communication if your local machine is compromised, or someone else's, potentially is multiple
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by bilekas 11mo ago
We really are only seeing the beginning of the creativity attackers have for this absolutely unmanageable surface area. I ma hearing again and again by collegues that our jobs are gone, and some are definitely going to go, thankfully I&#x27
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Ah I see.. That makes a bit more sense and definitely adds a value multiplier for enterprises I would imagine! I'll try out the open source one and see how it works out!
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Interesting product and best of luck with it. > but I’m going to start by connecting GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet 4, and Qwen to provide my team with a secure way to use them I did get a little giggle out of that because I've never heard a
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by bilekas 11mo ago
As I see it has whitelisting and enterprise integrations.. as for the OS version maybe you need to roll your own. This is a usual monetization method though.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I hope you mean "parity" no?
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by bilekas 11mo ago
"The AI has a complete understanding of your question, prove me wrong"
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> It’s not where I obtained this PR but how. The fact that this was said as what seems to be a boast or a brag is concerning. As if by the magic of my words the solution appeared on paper. Instead of noticing that the bulk of the code su
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> It did matter to Mr. Turley and the product team. The rate of people returning to the chatbot daily or weekly had become an important measuring stick by April 2025 And there it is. As soon as one person greedy enough is involved, then
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Wow.. They have some nerve pushing this into the educational world given the amount of hallucination that is still prevalent. Or they're just getting teachers to replace future generations of teachers. Which is a real dystopia.
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Show HN: NFOArchive. A modern, retro-styled NFO file archive and viewer(nfoarchive.com)
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by bilekas 11mo ago
There's something in here for sure, switch over to TS with strict typing and you've got generics to help you out more, at least for validation. A deep clone isn't a bad approach but given TS' typing, I don't know if
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> Dr Garrett is alleged to have waged this campaign through the medium of IRC ‘sockpuppet’ accounts And people say IRC is dead!
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> They can just release a Windows native anti-cheat-anti-piracy feature. Unless it's a competitive game and it's a significant improvement on current anticheat systems I don't see why game developers would implement it. It
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I don't use the init decorator myself but I would hazard a guess it's similar. Don't quote me on that though. The point does stand though, outside of modifying properties I'm not sure what a "private" class its

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