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by mdaniel 1y ago
I would guess < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7A1yrLRNIp0 > is a good starting point "Looking at the NorthSec infrastructure" from April, 2024 The YT description also points to https://github.com&
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> We really need some better way of preserving open source stuff I guess Not some rando's blog engine in C++, or other kinds of stupid throw-away code Anyway < https://web.archive.org/web/20241122030659/h
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> enhancing it to detect more ad formats using lightweight local LLM. So you're going to boot up my_llm.prompt("is this request an ad? %s" % request.copy_as_curl()) for every XHR on the page?! I know this comment is on a p
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> It is open source! Check out to GitHub and discord to contribute! Yes and no: https://github.com/openfrontio/OpenFrontIO/blob/f0e9f97a7f6d... is 404
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by mdaniel 1y ago
And woe be unto you if you're on macOS because there are no scrollbars to indicate that the start button for single player is hiding offscreen Look, I will never forgive Apple for choosing such horseshit, but on the other hand it'
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> > Some make a semantic diff splitter please! Break up big commits into small, atomic, meaningful ones. > Each commit of a patch already has everything ready to be processed and chunked IF you keep them - small, atomic, semantical
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Rather easy, eh? Well, then great, you can submit your rather easy patch to any one of the named forks and see if they adopt all the non-code stupidity that's required to execute all the PKI star-alignment that I cited
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I feel as though you overlooked the "every" word in my question. I appreciate you built once, that's a solid accomplishment. If I'm going to be riding your custom build, with your custom C++ changes that introduce thei
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> --- How we built? We patch Chromium's C++ source code with our changes, so we have the same security as Google Chrome. We also have an auto-updater for security patches and regular updates. So you rebuild your browser on every Chr
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> it forces Google to scramble energy and resources into defending their turf what turf, Chromium is already open, powering Edge, and there have been rumblings that the DoJ could force Google to divest of Chromium anyway Manifest V3 nons
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I'm shocked that command-f "honey" didn't return any hits
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I ran an extension that automatically submitted pages to the Internet Archive as I browsed them, but managing the allowlist/denylist turned into a major hassle, so I eventually just installed the extension into a "public browsing&
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I can think of 2 pragmatic reasons: 1. If one wished to use .xpi/.crx (akin to F-Droid's install pathway) then the user would have to teach the browser to trust the signature of them. F-Droid doesn't suffer from this because
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by mdaniel 1y ago
It really makes me want to flag this submission because of how grossly misleading such a title is, despite it being correctly copied from the upstream source
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Please don't forget to put a license in your repo. Based on the zvdb linked to in the readme I'm guessing you prefer MIT but explicit is always better than leaving the audience wondering
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by mdaniel 1y ago
And Helm isn't written in Rust, so their snark was doubly misplaced
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by mdaniel 1y ago
As pedantry, to the very best of my knowledge symlinks could not contain "~" and have it mean $HOME - that's a shell-ism (or os.path.expanduser equivalent in your library). I was suspecting the attack vector may have used &qu
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by mdaniel 1y ago
For anyone else confused by the headline citing one price and this comment citing another, it turns out the difference is between the "Mini Lite" and the "Mini" - the Lite seems to be connected to a computer all the time
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> one of the few privacy-friendly options almost certainly implies it's not a technical hurdle that they're facing. Plus, purchasing would require giving Google payment details, which would necessarily include billing address
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> That also means purchases are tied to the Google account used to buy the app, so unfortunately they can't be shared across different accounts. I don't have hand-to-hand experience with Google Play, but quite a few of those bi
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I believe this is a hypothesis related to the earlier submission about these wallets https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44466888
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by mdaniel 1y ago
That was interesting, although it's unclear why there's only one other person in a Zoom. However, it turns out that I was glad to have someone there because they asked the question I had about the interaction between diffusion and
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I mean this in all honesty, not snark: did you partner not actually test that feature before pushing it live?
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by mdaniel 1y ago
relevant: Launch HN: K-Scale Labs (YC W24) – Open-Source Humanoid Robots - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44456904 - July, 2025 (97 comments)
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by mdaniel 1y ago
With all the claims of 10x, I wish they'd point the AIntern to their docs because they're just shameful https://docs.vllm.ai/en/stable/cli/index.html#serve
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I believe OP's project is just doing some lightweight "make it executable" bits but the actual JediTerm that it is using for the "terminal" part is, itself, on Swing/AWT https://github.com/JetBr
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by mdaniel 1y ago
My mental model of startups is that they're free of the bureaucracy that would cause you to whine in comments versus Just Fucking Do It. So, what's the impediment to using your time to test your "10 hours" theory? Also,
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I guess it's to be expected, but the IPv6 Ready is bogus, too ; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> AAAA isanybodyusingthisprivatekey.com. ;isanybodyusingthisprivatekey.com. IN AAAA
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I've heard of this %PATH% thing which allows the user to control where they place executables https://github.com/sebkur/forceterm/blob/release-1.1.0/src/m...
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> Python is a ... typesafe language. You're funny > is laughably more difficult to get running on Linux or OSX than Python). $(dotnet publish) < https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deplo

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