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by firefoxd 7mo ago
Not the author, but last year I wrote about my experience being on #1 on HN [0]. I created a visualization of the requests hitting my server. [0]: https://idiallo.com/blog/surviving-the-hug-of-death
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Unseen details of human brain structure revealed(nih.gov)
4 points by firefoxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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Access to knowledge is no longer the limitation(idiallo.com)
3 points by firefoxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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Streaming Gaussian Splatting Videos Using WebXR(store.gracia.ai)
4 points by firefoxd 7mo ago|1 comments
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
https://x.com/gracia_vr/status/2032554546086424635
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
I value that opinion because it resonates with me. When I use an LLM to write an article, it's usually because I don't have the time or energy to go through my normal process of writing. Sure, I still end up with a polished articl
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
If you are serious about sharing written ideas, I suggest you avoid using this type of prompts at all cost. I've worked with LLMs to write on my blog and they are pretty good at first glance [0]. But do it a few time and you'll no
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Mo Samuels wrote this blog post(idiallo.com)
3 points by firefoxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
As someone working for a telco, not Vodafone, this would be my assumptions: A developer mistakenly grabbed a real MSISDN, instead of a QA one, while testing a promo still in development. I only say this because there's no identifier to
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
Oh yes, this is the one I was referring to. Too bad it's shutdown.
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
There was a tool shared here that could show which accounts belong to the same person based on the writing patterns. Can't remember the name, but it found my old accounts on HN pretty accurately.
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
I used to take Uber to work daily in 2016. It cost around 3 - 4 dollars per 5 miles ride. Now the same ride cost $24 [0]. There's no indication that AI coding tools won't follow the same path given they are funded by VC. But I thi
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
I'm happy to see that in a sea of commenters who'd hate for anyone to strike a conversation with them, there are people who still enjoy connecting with others. We are in a public forum afterall and we are all strangers here. I&#x2
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
One thing to take into account, this will now be a large source of revenue for them. You thought you would get away with the free tier, but now as a tax payer, we are all funding it.
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
Lovable is marketed to non developers, so their core users wouldn't understand a security flow if it flashed red. A lot of my non dev friends were posting their cool new apps they built on LinkedIn last year [0]. Several were made on l
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
How do you get the password if it's not in the cookie? When it's in the cookies, any 3rd party script can swipe it.
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
A threat model is you can steal the creds of any high clearance officer in the organization. If they reuse the password on the network, you now have unfettered access. SSO is much more common these days, but that it wasn't the case bac
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
You are right, it's much harder to compromise a system with the jira token, which is why it was the solution for the username/password stored as cookies. Plus the token was never exposed to the client.
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
Author here. I posted this on Sunday for a light read, but I guess it got traction today. Based on the comments I see here, I think the focus is going on the turnstiles just as it did when I worked there. While the cookie credentials are pu
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
Hi author, a tangent: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" /> For us who need to zoom in on mobile devices.
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
Yes writing code is easier than ever, my problem is that understanding it still costs the same if not more [0]. I get that when people use agents, understanding code is not the concern because it's not exactly catering to people, it&#x
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We installed a single turnstile to feel secure(idiallo.com)
362 points by firefoxd 8mo ago|192 comments
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
Somehow we've normalized running random .exe on our devices. Except now it's markdown.exe and and you sound like a zealot when advocating against it.
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Ask HN: Share your vibe coded project
8 points by firefoxd 8mo ago|22 comments
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Last year, all my non-programmer friends built apps(idiallo.com)
4 points by firefoxd 8mo ago|2 comments
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
I was hoping he would provide some insight about why they avoid the sun. From observation, thiel looks like he is getting too much sun, or at least his skin has been reengineered like Alucard. While Johnson is just cake [0]. Side note: for
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
There is a selection of books that I have read a couple dozen times, then I got the audiobook versions. Some books make no sense until you reread them and finally notice the clues that were left behind on the very first pages. It's lik
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The last place to think freely will require a prescription (2020)(idiallo.com)
3 points by firefoxd 8mo ago|0 comments
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by firefoxd 8mo ago
After an acquisition, we are transitioning from google meet and slack, to Teams. I used to hate slack so much with their random features popping left and right and menus moving around. Oh I didn't know how good we had it. Slack is a de
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Teaching my neighbor to keep the volume down(idiallo.com)
844 points by firefoxd 8mo ago|368 comments

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