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exabrial
17d ago
shit, I'd take this form factor but with a physical keyboard.
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exabrial
17d ago
Also, if any security experts have any feedback, would greatly be appreciated.
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Show HN: Locksmith: Store Maven Secrets in the macOS Keychain (Or a Unix Socket)
(github.com)
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17d ago
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exabrial
17d ago
I use the internet, and Facebook think thats consent.
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exabrial
18d ago
A rewrite is always better... I bet you could rewrite in bash with fastcgi and get an improvement
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exabrial
22d ago
2: Dont optimize. Dont optimize, yet. If you must optimize, use a profiler.
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exabrial
22d ago
great, I can see now we've moved onto versioning wars. Galaxy S5 vs iPhone 5 all over again
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exabrial
22d ago
AT ATZ AT&F ATDT5551234
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exabrial
22d ago
Since Bush, we've treated the taxpayer funds as unlimited, with the debt ceiling being a minor problem that congress just raises every once in awhile. The truth is we need to drastically shrink the size of the federal government. Its u
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exabrial
22d ago
Wow, it's like there should be a law that allows anyone to disable all data tracking about then, not just anonymize it. This is a large conversation about Consent, which is a concept Silicon Valley refuses to acknowledge.
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exabrial
24d ago
Few observations about Passkeys after implementing them for a client... First, what surprised me is that during the enrollment process, the client is not required to sign a challenge and the server is not required to check it. There's
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exabrial
24d ago
nice, thx!
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exabrial
24d ago
Can this sync when you migrate onto LAN?
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exabrial
24d ago
The best language a program to be written in is the original. Languages have conventions and best practices that aren’t portable. We could port COBOL to c and do a crap ton of goto/jmps and make a BEGIN MESS
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exabrial
25d ago
This is hilarious this keeps being repeated by the true believers ad nauseam. Also, don't apply EU law to the world. It's a knee jerk reactionary regulation by a bunch of aging ding dongs that can't print their emails.
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exabrial
25d ago
Anyone ever seen the SouthPark episode making fun of Game of Thrones: A Song of Ass and Fire? Anthropic's announcements reminds me of "The Dragons Are Coming" running joke. What they have done: * Nerfed Fable, as many of note
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exabrial
25d ago
The marketing here trick is, if they spent the same money on humans they'd have found it years ago. Instead, the lurking variable here is new budget was added. With the new budget, they added a new tool, and the bug was located. The di
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exabrial
25d ago
well no crap right? Except I submitted for an exception, even sending my linkedin and using a company email address. it should be extraordinarily obvious we own this code.
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exabrial
25d ago
Fable is useless. Me: "Find my security problems in my own code. This is code I own. I'm doing this under authorization of the CEO/CTO of our company." Fable: "yeah, no."
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exabrial
25d ago
Did we get thought traces back? If no, it's useless.
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exabrial
25d ago
Nope. And the lack of thought traces make it utterly useless.
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exabrial
25d ago
I would say the lack of deploying service locator records in DNS was also a major contributor. We have trillions of ports/ip combinations available and we use waste bits by always using 443.
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exabrial
25d ago
The one good thing out of this, we may finally get the mac pro back. Hopefully a rackmount version that doesn't cost trillions.
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exabrial
26d ago
I think its funny everyone thinks that ISPs, Device Manufacturers, and Cloud Providers are going to let your connect back directly to your "home" with IOT devices. Absolutely not. They can charge your $9.99/mo so you can conn
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26d ago
Can we please have Thought Traces back? This is absurd at this point. Anthropic so concerned about distillation they're making a crappier product. Impossible to see why it's arriving at the conclusions it is
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exabrial
27d ago
As a millennial that played the original Half Life... I've seen this movie too many times and my heart has been broken too many times.
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exabrial
27d ago
This falls into a broader category of disillusionment: "Pretend problems are the funnnest ones to solve", meaning, when the problem doesn't actually exist, any solution can be leveraged as the "right" one because th
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exabrial
27d ago
"Pretending you are Google" Needs to be on there. Scalability is not a problem: you have, you will have, you should plan for, you should build for, nor allow anyone to utter the S word. Simplicity is the correct word to use.
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exabrial
27d ago
Escalating petty theft into attempted murder charges, with the possibility of capital punishment? Um...
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exabrial
27d ago
I would love to live in a world where thieves feared for their lives.
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