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5mo ago
> Like, what if you included a library in your project that was vibe-coded (but your main code wasn't), would your project be considered as "human-made"? Of course not.
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5mo ago
8 years after making that account you finally decided to use it to write that, congratulations
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5mo ago
Buddy, I have no idea what happened you, but I never heard someone linking learning programming to insults. It seems unlikely to have happened to anyone else, ever. "Before" AI there was internet, and before that often just your r
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5mo ago
People like that probably hate AI, given how inscrutable it is
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Ask HN: Who uses Aurora Store here?
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5mo ago
No, it's the opposite
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5mo ago
And it's not even possible to vouch fot it
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6mo ago
care to explain?
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6mo ago
I mostly love Japan, but this is it, I can't risk something like this. The conviction rate was already terrifying, but this probably nails the coffin. And this in a country where the yakuza is a sanctioned part of the society?
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6mo ago
To be clear, you support authoritarianism, because of that?
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6mo ago
I wonder if that's possible in Japan for a black person
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6mo ago
Why would they pay extra fees?
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6mo ago
No, Play Integrity is a set of numerous features, and the developers decide which one to use, and how to react to what the api reports. Hardware attestation is one feature, but it's still not used a lot. The most common feature is the
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6mo ago
sieabahlpark, I probably hate this more than you, you misunderstood
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6mo ago
One problem with these things is that businesses have minimal visibility on the amount of users they lose. On the opposite, if they see reports of many visitors not completing the captcha, they're likely to think "Wow so many bots
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6mo ago
Yeah, live in a cave, and problem solved. However much I hate it, right now among the sites using reCAPTCHA there are many that I strongly want to use. Let's find a better solution please
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I don't see any requirement to support hardware attestation in the recaptcha documentation, the Play Services seem to be "enough". I think it's most likely to be attested by Google remotely; they might be using an app (w
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6mo ago
A fork of it, updated periodically And let's not pretend that we mean the kernel when we say Linux distribution
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6mo ago
It was his only comment ever (and no submissions)
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6mo ago
In passkeys the bluetooth is used for the actual authentication protocol...
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6mo ago
Can you candidate yourself in that election?
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6mo ago
It's hard to say which one is more maddening annoying
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The EU Comm. is turning Google Search into a privacy and national-security risk
(blog.lukaszolejnik.com)
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Full title "The European Commission is turning Google Search into a privacy and national-security risk"
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And it's actually his only comment ever
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6mo ago
The parent comment (cdfalcon) has 41 votes right now, it's disgusting
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6mo ago
A bit of an ad maybe, but it's interesting
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Wait Is Over – Coreboot on the AMD StarBook – Star Labs
(it.starlabs.systems)
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Yegge is (or was) a software developer, he should know perfectly well that this could happen, he could only claim the opposite by resorting to mental insanity. And despite my disdain for AI companies, I'd prefer a world where you'
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6mo ago
Using your brain is so 2024, in 2026 you leave that to the AI
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