kyle-rb

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by kyle-rb 8d ago
> Cloning someone's SIM Yeah I don't trust SMS either, that's why I said email. You can do a lot more to protect your email account than your phone number. It's very disconcerting to think about how many malicious app
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by kyle-rb 8d ago
> Emails are super easy to hack Source? And if somebody hacks my Gmail account, won't they be able to access my Google-synced passkeys? Magic link auth isn't any less secure than any site that has a password-reset flow.
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by kyle-rb 10d ago
Important context: IKEA just released a mod where you can play as a shelf. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZODN0QUgjI https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49639647
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by kyle-rb 18d ago
https://x.com/ratlimit/status/2011250910471815650
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by kyle-rb 22d ago
Microsoft Bob wasn't wrong, it was just early.
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by kyle-rb 1mo ago
My initial suspicion was that my account was flagged because I only used the web version (the PWA experience on mobile is pretty good) so I've been using the Android app the last few days, and I'll see if that has any signal on my
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by kyle-rb 1mo ago
I haven't left because there are still circles of people I follow that haven't bailed. Once a large enough majority move to Bluesky, I'll start browsing that app more. On the other hand, I might start posting on Bluesky more
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
It's worth noting that the particular recording they include[0] is not the original performance, it's a CC0 (public domain) recreation of the sample. So the recording itself has no copyright attached, but yes, there's still a
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
The arbitrariness of app store review hasn't been the greatest on the Google side, for me lately anyway. I got dinged for having an E-rating for my TV show info app that displays an official promo image for an episode of Landman, where
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
Wow a lot of emdashes, are we sure she didn't use Claude?
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
> Taste.
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
Ok but what if I told you it's also serverless?
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
It's AI-native Microsoft SharePoint
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
I agree that the overall premise is somewhat eugenics-y, but I overlook that on the basis that it's a comedy movie from 2005 and it's easier to swallow than something like "aliens abducted all the world's smart people&qu
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
The CSS selector they used (`a[href*="://"]::after`) is meant to only target only external links, but assumes any internal links will be using relative paths like `href="/about"`. The problem is that this
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
Not sure how long the subreddit has existed but I always assumed it was inspired by the episode of The Office where Michael asks Oscar to explain what a surplus is like he's 5. The broader usage on social media and the ELI5 shorthand a
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by kyle-rb 2mo ago
The term AGI was coined almost 30 years ago; is that when the marketers got ahold of it?
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by kyle-rb 3mo ago
If you don't like BlueSky managing your keys, the alternative to did:plc is did:web. Unfortunately, afaiu, it's not possible to migrate[0]. If this is something you really care about, and you trust yourself to manage your own priv
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by kyle-rb 3mo ago
Well actually, that's not what an AppView is for. If you just want to post messages on your website that get syndicated to BlueSky (as blog post links or full threads or whatever) you could have your website server make API calls to yo
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by kyle-rb 3mo ago
I view Bluesky as being decentralized-optional. It's cool because you actually can join first and wrap your head around it later. You can continue using your account you created on the fully 1st-party stack, and you still have the opti
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by kyle-rb 3mo ago
Is the reputational risk of pirating terabytes of books worse than the reputational risk of shredding (destructively scanning) millions of books? https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/06/anthropic-destroyed-milli...
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by kyle-rb 5mo ago
Yeah this is the best implementation of A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer so far.
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by kyle-rb 5mo ago
In the California gold rush, the people who got rich were the ones selling shovelware.
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by kyle-rb 5mo ago
I do think it's a tempting use case, but there are precautions that up I would take if I was doing this sort of thing. Off the top of my head: - Set up a separate inbox just for the agent, with a forwarding rule that passes on most thi
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by kyle-rb 5mo ago
I guess what's unusual is that the scope includes inbox access . IMO it's probably a bad idea to have an LLM/agent managing your email inbox. Even if it's readonly and the LLM behaves perfectly, supply chain attacks hav
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by kyle-rb 6mo ago
Yeah, I think the italics compounds the problem in their comment example: // Notify aZZ Zisteners
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by kyle-rb 7mo ago
Plus "a dev typing real fast" from the XKCD Stack ( https://xkcd.com/1636/ ) is now feasible.
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by kyle-rb 7mo ago
It seems like they'd have a stronger negotiating position if they had an alternative contractor waiting in the wings before they accused Anthropic of being woke traitors, as opposed to a threat to migrate away over the next 6 months. B
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by kyle-rb 7mo ago
If it's a loyalty test then you'd think the DoD would be willing to let them "fail" and simply drop the contract, but instead they're threatening to label Anthropic a supply chain risk. If we're going by Occam&
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by kyle-rb 7mo ago
Cocaine? The Yandex PaaS? https://github.com/cocaine

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