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Show HN: Make your AI conversations private. ProtonMail equivalent of ChatGPT
3 points by kisamoto 2y ago|2 comments
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by kisamoto 2y ago
Threema? https://threema.ch/en
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by kisamoto 2y ago
Isn't a lot of the WFH/WFO debate centered around personal preferences? A lot of people like WFH but that doesn't mean there aren't also a lot of people who do actually like/prefer to be in the office. Of course gen
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by kisamoto 2y ago
> I think that few days in office, especially as few as one per month, should really be about socialising. Came here to agree with this. Personally (and there is a heavy personal opinion to this as some people also do prefer the office l
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by kisamoto 2y ago
High bandwidth does not equal high quality. I much prefer a well thought out text message rather than someone spamming their thoughts at me through speech. That being said, for discussion points and fast iterations I agree that in-person is
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Ask YC: Are companies that are willing to move to the US/San Fran preferred?
1 points by kisamoto 2y ago|1 comments
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SSO Tax, Cut(tailscale.com)
4 points by kisamoto 2y ago|0 comments
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Thanks. Hm I still would prefer plain text not leaving the device. There have been historical examples of plain text passwords ending up in logs (Twitter) so I would prefer encrypted on my device so there's no chance of interception (m
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Ah - you might be right that there are some crossed wires here as I was imagining a "just use TLS and store keys on the server" scenario. Could you correct me please so we're on the same discussion ground? Where does encrypti
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Okay we can go through a threat model. We have a user, a service and an attacker. Scenario 1: Attacker external to service With TLS and server side encryption (generally at rest), if an attacker breaches the service they will have full acce
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Jumping on this, I've also noticed you don't seem to have an obvious "Terms and Conditions" or "Privacy Policy" on your site. It's also not immediately obvious to me where the company is registered or info
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by kisamoto 3y ago
> If I don't trust you with my data, why would I trust you to serve me the library I use to encrypt my data? Because trust has to be given somewhere and my business would likely fail if I'm telling you it's encrypted but a
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by kisamoto 3y ago
It's end-to-end in the fact that it's encrypted and decrypted client side with the server only seeing ciphertext. With TLS, third party observers see ciphertext but the server sees plain text. There is an attack vector that the se
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by kisamoto 3y ago
There seems to be a lot of skepticism in the comments but I can definitely see a use-case for this (I have no relationship to the project). Ultimately, plain text data should never reach the server and the server will never have access to d
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by kisamoto 3y ago
> project-camelot-porn-clone.theidylgroup-beastiality-scat-clone.facebook.com.au Another curious entry on the list...
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I'm bootstrapping a privacy respecting, multi-model AI chat service
2 points by kisamoto 3y ago|0 comments
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by kisamoto 3y ago
I think the expectations of potential users have increased and it's an upward spiral. Reasonable design and interactivity have become the norm with no-code tools, templates and frameworks taking a lot of pressure of those who may have
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Ouch - I hadn't heard of that so thanks for raising awareness. I'm trialling both with syncthing across multiple machines and so far no data loss but I'll make sure backups are in place!
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Obsidian is great. For those looking for an open source alternative (or don't want to pay the Obsidian fees for professional usage) check out Logseq: https://logseq.com/
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by kisamoto 3y ago
According to Stack Overflow developer survey[0], Angular is used by ~20% professional respondants (for comparison, React is ~43%). Personally if I'm building a full SPA I prefer Angular over React as I find the opinionated way takes a
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Adobe has just released v1 of their own React components library focused on accessibility[0] similar to Shadcn. It gives you the ability to bring your own styles including TailwindCSS. Side note: their webpage provides really nice, fully in
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by kisamoto 3y ago
It can be the backend itself if you just need auth (both authentication and authorization) and your SQL tables to be a REST API. This often suits frontend single page applications in JS/TS and Pocketbase also provides a JS SDK to ease
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by kisamoto 3y ago
I'm curious as to why webhooks are becoming a defacto standard for triggering events between isolated systems. Why not have a dedicated event bus (could be - but not limited to - kafka, NATS etc.) where remote systems connect to dedica
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Charlie Munger Has Died(theguardian.com)
1 points by kisamoto 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Plume a "Linktree for Startup Fundraising"(plume.pages.dev)
3 points by kisamoto 3y ago|0 comments
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Mullvad encrypted DNS is also available to all - whether paying for VPN services or not. In addition they also support optional content blocking[1] via blocklists, just set the desired TLS/HTTPS DNS server. [1] https://githu
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Moving our Encrypted DNS servers to run in RAM(mullvad.net)
393 points by kisamoto 3y ago|144 comments
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by kisamoto 3y ago
I wouldn't call this friend an "environmentalist". Long story short: - These 'few companies' are part of the '100 companies produce 70% of emissions' statistic. This is true, but it's oil compan
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Good question, more research needed (on my side and perhaps in general related to this specific case).
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by kisamoto 3y ago
Minus is the long term goal. Net zero is purely a stepping stone on the journey there.

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