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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
Agreed. Maybe let's stop trying to set the world on fire so we can have AI generated cat videos. Just doesn't seem worth it...
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
Thanks. I will definitely keep this in mind.
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Ask HN: Would you use revocable digital signatures to verify AI/Other content?
3 points by lyfeninja 6mo ago|2 comments
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Would you use revocable digital signatures to verify AI/Other content?(lyfe.ninja)
2 points by lyfeninja 6mo ago|0 comments
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
Hang in there. It does take longer than you think and it's a marathon with a lot of peaks and valleys. You do need a market, not just a product. You also need to network to get input, partners, and build a BD pipeline. You don't n
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
I see a lot of the same. I do know a couple people who do use it and I asked their take and it was kind of "meh". I'm letting it mature a little before dipping my toe in. I've seem some horror stories, like it deleting r
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
Wow truly surprised by the lack of comments here. I just assumed there would be something I didn't know about.
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Ask HN: What standards or protocols exist for AI Agent permissions
2 points by lyfeninja 6mo ago|3 comments
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
Project name: BlkBolt Project description: Experimental ML-based data encoding system. No keys, no traditional crypto primitives, just learned unique representations. Early stage and looking for collaboration. This month: Design and market
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
Real-time AI content attestation and verification with Revocable signatures. Actually posted on "Show HN" today. Write up and demo here: https://lyfe.ninja/news/#know-your-agent-with-blkbolt
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
True, this demo does not verify the agent or it's owner, but that's not necessarily what it was intended for (hence the "our take" part). We would view this as an additional trust layer (although a big one we'd argu
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
Thanks, we think so too, we're not aware of anything doing this currently but please share if you know of anything. By false positives, I'm assuming you mean, two separate LLMs/agents output and sign the exact same content (e
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Show HN: AI Content Attestation & Verification w/ Revocable Signatures(lyfe.ninja)
2 points by lyfeninja 6mo ago|4 comments
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
In a similar situation and I understand where you're coming from. Although I have not taken on a Marketing co-founder, I have had a number of important and revealing conversations that I've learned a lot from. 1. Make sure the mar
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
I get what you're saying here and I agree if you're only using unedited AI content to just increase your post frequency, then yeah it's annoying and feels somewhat abusive. I personally like to use AI to make a first draft an
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
I think I need to give this a go. Cool project.
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
I noticed chatGPT using 1.4GB in a single chat the other day and affecting performance. Don't get me wrong it was a long one, but it's all text, so I still don't think I understand why it uses so much memory. A novel should o
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by lyfeninja 6mo ago
I enjoyed reading this post, because it's a great little case study. A Large complicated project, a senior dev, and a nieve client. It's their project so they can push all the code they want, but they're responsible for it to
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
Project name: BlkBolt Project description: Experimental ML-based data encoding system. No keys, no traditional crypto primitives, just learned unique representations. Early stage and looking for collaboration. This month: Demo for real-time
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
Wondering this myself, thanks for asking! Being in the same boat, I'm waiting for more external feedback and interest, or ideally some customers, before calling it on the day job. Doesn't mean this fits everyone's situation,
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
I sprinkled some pixie dust and put a bow on mine and 5x'd my revenue. Turns out people love paying a lot of money for something they can do themselves. Now if only I can get my token costs under control...
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
The willingness to learn and grow is a big one for me. You always have to learn even when highly experienced but starting in a new position or industry. Additionally, critical thinking and problem solving skills along with perseverance mak
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
I politely ask the LLM to not share sensitive data, pretty please with a cherry on top. For real though, @oliver_dr 's approach aligns with most best practices I've seen. I have attempted using a separate "agent" to help
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
A brief history of intelligence by Max Bennett..I like it so far, I've learned a lot about the brain
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
Deep learning based encoding for data protection. Always looking to connect with interested parties. https://lyfe.ninja/projects
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
Agreed, how many forms of cancer or disease have been cured by this AI revolution so far? One example would be nice. I still think it is one of the best forms of information compression the world has ever seen and still see plenty of value,
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by lyfeninja 7mo ago
Jaded is an understatement. I'm a data scientist and still like what I do most of the time. I have a decent amount of flexibility and freedom to self-direct my efforts to what I know will help the business best. However, the enterprise
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Show HN: Experimental Revocable Signatures Using Model-Based Encoding(lyfe.ninja)
2 points by lyfeninja 7mo ago|0 comments
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by lyfeninja 8mo ago
I'm amazed how much these networks charge for things like SMS messaging. You would think it would be cheap and then you realize it is almost 1 penny per message or two. Also, explains why you see so many MVNOs anymore.
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by lyfeninja 8mo ago
Focus on what you can control. Detach from social media. Get outside. Spend time with the people in your life who matter. We live in an information age where we know everything immediately, but it's a blessing and a curse.

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