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by croemer 10mo ago
I clicked through to the bio and am super confused. Third person, extremely long, lots of pictures with CEOs and smelling of LLM writing. Here's a sample: > His story isn’t just about writing code, but about inspiring a community to
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Multi-day power outage for 45,000 Berlin homes after suspected arson attack(theguardian.com)
36 points by croemer 10mo ago|23 comments
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by croemer 10mo ago
Single point of failure and 45k people are without power for multiple days.
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The PGP problem (2019)(latacora.com)
88 points by croemer 10mo ago|115 comments
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Feature Request: Support Minisign and/or Signify for signing Github commits(github.com)
1 points by croemer 10mo ago|1 comments
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by croemer 10mo ago
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46473359
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by croemer 10mo ago
Yes, that would be nice - when I posted it I forgot to clean the URL. I'm sorry! I've sent an email to moderators to request the change. Update: URL has been updated
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by croemer 10mo ago
Indeed, I saw it linked to in that thread, read it and thought it'd be worth resurfacing.
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by croemer 10mo ago
The initial thread showed only the second "minimized" version of the 2 step process (Maximized -> Minimized -> Dismissed). Here's the banner code which looks heavily LLM coded to me: https://web.archive.org&#
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by croemer 10mo ago
Great suggestion, will try it out! Unfortunately, Latest supports much fewer apps - maybe those that self-update?
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Ask HN: Replacement for MacUpdater which reached EOL on 2026-01-01
6 points by croemer 10mo ago|3 comments
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Replacement for MacUpdater which reached EOL on 2026-01-01)(corecode.io)
2 points by croemer 10mo ago|1 comments
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by croemer 10mo ago
I've been a happy user of MacUpdater - a tool that automatically compared versions of local applications against the latest known ones and would auto-update if local lagged behind. It unfortunately reached EOL on 2026-01-01 - updates n
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by croemer 10mo ago
On mobile it is actually worse than the (now locked) thread suggests where it is merely covering 5% of screen area. On mobile the popup takes up more than 50% of screen area for me as it's by default opened up all the way. Thinking abo
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by croemer 10mo ago
There's a thread (now locked) on the Python discourse forum about the popup: https://discuss.python.org/t/accessibility-issues-in-the-pyp...
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by croemer 10mo ago
"Opal is not available in your country yet" Thanks for having me click through 5 screens including giving access to Google Drive to tell me that in the end.
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by croemer 10mo ago
Not attributed to. The FDA wording says "associated with" which is much weaker causally.
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by croemer 10mo ago
I've also found pre-commit useful to prevent CI failure. If one runs into edge cases, one can switch it off.
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The PGP Problem (2019)(latacora.com)
34 points by croemer 10mo ago|1 comments
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by croemer 10mo ago
You mean the 5 minutes is insane, right?
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by croemer 10mo ago
I spotted at least 3 typos in the first minute. Typos are really easily detected and fixed with LLMs (one really good usage of them). But it's nice to have non-LLM written text. Still the many typos are annoying and distracting.
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by croemer 10mo ago
> As of November 14, 2025, Abbott has reported 736 serious injuries, and seven deaths associated with this issue. It's a stretch to go from "associated with 7 deaths" to "killed 7 people". These devices are worn
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by croemer 10mo ago
What is Dasharo and NovaCustom?
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by croemer 10mo ago
LLM slop. At least one clear error (hallucination): "’Twas the night before Christmas, and I was doing the least festive kind of work: staring at serialization" Per disclosure timeline the report was made on December 4, it was def
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by croemer 10mo ago
If you had all the token probabilities it would be bijective. There was a post about this here some time back.
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by croemer 10mo ago
It's definitely LLM generated. I came here to post that, then you saw you had already pointed it out. Giveaway for me: 'The most common real-world path here is not “attacker sends you a serialized blob and you call load().” It’s s
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by croemer 10mo ago
2 typos in first sentence. Is this on purpose to make it obviously not-AI generated? "apology peice" and "tail caling"
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by croemer 10mo ago
Doesn't ChatGPT web search use a (vector) search engine under the hood, e.g. Bing? Do we know how it works exactly?
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by croemer 10mo ago
Missing a (2024)
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Ask HN: Which whole genome sequencing provider do you recommend in 2025?
1 points by croemer 10mo ago|0 comments

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