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by jmkni 6mo ago
I remember at the time the consensus was that the email host itself had been hacked It was running on outdated software with known vulnerabilities
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by jmkni 6mo ago
Who doesn’t like a good mystery?
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by jmkni 6mo ago
I can’t get past the fact that Hal Finney lived around the corner from someone called “ Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto” I know coincidences happen but that’s one hell of a coincidence
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by jmkni 6mo ago
I'd say he's a better CTO than CEO
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by jmkni 6mo ago
Oh I am slow lol Is this an April fools?
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by jmkni 6mo ago
It's kind of ironic that the name of this product is also the most obvious marker of LLM generated content
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by jmkni 7mo ago
How many people using AI are actually paying for it (outside of people in tech)? I find the free models are much more psychophantic and have a higher tendency to hallucinate and just make shit up, and I wonder if these are the ones most peo
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by jmkni 7mo ago
Comments like this are why I just love Hacker News
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by jmkni 7mo ago
ok clearly I'm a robot because I can't figure out wtf to do
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by jmkni 7mo ago
HN needs an "AI" tab, and the ability to flag things as AI Some of it very interesting, but maybe it shouldn't be on the home page unless it's a certain critical mass (similar to show HN)?
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by jmkni 7mo ago
It is the butterlfy I think but they had pretty much fixed it by that point, and OP wasn't complaining about the keyboard
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by jmkni 7mo ago
I saw a post on a subreddit earlier where someone was considering getting rid of their 2019 Macbook Pro with an i9 and 32GB of ram, and so many of the comments were egging the poster on and saying it was an upgrade. Terrible idea. It's
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by jmkni 7mo ago
Your issue might not be just the rogue employee leaking certificates, it sounds like you were sharing one Apple Developer account between multiple developers which is also against their T's & C's Really every developer should
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by jmkni 7mo ago
What did the employee do?
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by jmkni 7mo ago
Getting flashbacks to the letters the Pirate Bay used to send lawyers https://www.scribd.com/document/117922444/the-pirate-bay-res... I'm pretty sure in one they responded saying their lawyer was alseep in a
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by jmkni 7mo ago
You sure that's not from something else?
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by jmkni 7mo ago
I mean booting into it directly, like we used to be able to do with bootcamp
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Show HN: De-AI-ifier – Make your AI slop look like it was written by a human(de-ai-ifier.netlify.app)
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by jmkni 7mo ago
Yeah I think no mission then of ARM Windows running well on this
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by jmkni 7mo ago
Can you run ARM Windows on the metal now on Apple Silicon macbooks?
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by jmkni 7mo ago
If Asahi runs well on this I'd be very tempted to get one as a dedicated Linux machine
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by jmkni 7mo ago
You could probably pick up a better spec used Air for the same money I imagine XCode will run on this ok but it might be a bit painful
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by jmkni 7mo ago
A phone you could just plug into a USB dockand it becomes your mac would be so cool
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by jmkni 8mo ago
I like telling it the car wash is 24,901.1 miles away (with the implication being that I'm right beside the car wash)
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by jmkni 8mo ago
Surely unless you are building your own models, and running them locally, you still have to pay OpenAi/Anthropic/Google etc for the API usage? And even if you do build your own models, unless they run locally on the device, you st
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by jmkni 8mo ago
fucking hell lol
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by jmkni 8mo ago
I'm completely out of the loop on this, why are people so angry about this?
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by jmkni 8mo ago
I find it's most valuable doing stuff I already know how to do, but would take me a long time. You can watch what it's doing and eyeball the code to know if it's going in the right direction, and then steer it towards what yo
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by jmkni 8mo ago
Gambling is a great analogy, my lucks going to turn around, just one more prompt
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by jmkni 8mo ago
Yes 100%

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