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nikolay
6mo ago
No support for browser profiles, so sticking with alternatives... for now.
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nikolay
6mo ago
They didn't launch an app per se - they've released the source code of such app. So, let's be more precise on the terminology, please!
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nikolay
6mo ago
Absolutely ridiculous. Their shoes business was going in the wrong direction - they started to offer plasticwear - and recently had to return a lot of merchandise as they didn't bother to put on the wool brand's website that their
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nikolay
6mo ago
It's mostly a marketing hype...
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nikolay
6mo ago
I am fully aware of that. Rewriting commits of code already pushed to production with container images, etc., is just crazy. And GitHub charges an arm and a leg for Advanced Security. And it ignored my pre-commit Git hooks, which include Gi
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nikolay
6mo ago
So, suddenly, you see, open-source projects, which thousands of hackers have been trying to hack for decades, are gonna get hacked by an LLM. I need to see at least one such mitigation by Mythos, then we can assess the situation.
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6mo ago
Yup! It's so scary good we're not gonna sell it - change our minds... by investing gazillions of dollars. Well, one thing is for sure: if it exists, Palantir will be using it!
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6mo ago
The only security incident I've had in my career was due to Git Butler - it committed temporary files into GitHub without me explicitly approving it! Of course, it was a private repository, but still, it became impossible to delete tho
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6mo ago
I didn't know, and I thought only @dang was working on HN. You must agree that at least some basic features, like a dark theme and indicators for new comments, could be easily handcrafted or implemented with coding agents!
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nikolay
6mo ago
"Minimalist" in 2026 is different than what it used to be in the '90s.
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nikolay
6mo ago
Because it's a mess. So many extensions are fighting each other because HN has long stagnated. There are so many AI startups with YCombinator that can rewrite it in a modern language and make it a POSITIVE example.
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6mo ago
So many extensions and services, because YCombinator cannot have a part-time employee working on such an important community: * https://hncompanion.com/ * http://oj-hn.com/ * https://hnrelevant.i
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nikolay
6mo ago
I guess you've not been keeping up with the news. It's been used for at least 1,000 strikes in Iran.
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6mo ago
Well, I wait for the real-time monitor for insects and small animals killed during harvesting, in addition to those indirectly killed by deforestation!
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China's "pig semen eyedrop" could help deliver Alzheimer's treatment
(scmp.com)
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6mo ago
That's an outstanding port! Kudos!
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6mo ago
I've spent endless hours playing Sopwith! What a legend!
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6mo ago
Google is the most untrustworthy company I've dealt with. I have Google One, and pay $250/mo for Ultra, which I barely use, yet I literally have no support. They set a very dangerous precedent: tech companies can have absolutely n
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nikolay
7mo ago
There should be Genderlympics, similar to the Paralympics. It's only fair!
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7mo ago
Branch names do, too!
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nikolay
7mo ago
I can't grasp how people still buy products that are full of PUFAs, starches, and phytoestrogens!
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nikolay
7mo ago
Why is this process not ongoing now, then, when there are tons of prefab elements of life, i.e., it should be easier today than it was a billion years ago? A billion years is not as long as you think!
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7mo ago
So what?! This does not prove anything! There are stones all around us, but they don't assemble themselves into beautiful, majestic stone buildings! All ingredients of concrete are around us, but we don't see them turning into con
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7mo ago
Yeah, right. No wonder - it's an article by the Qatari Al Jazeera.
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7mo ago
Source Code: https://codeberg.org/robida/human.json Chrome Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/humanjson-verifier/... Firefox Add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org
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human.json
(evanhahn.com)
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7mo ago
I'd rather have my corners perfect and not have the constant eyesore of pixels bleeding from other windows' corners!
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7mo ago
I got my tinnitus from sitting next to a desktop computer with high RPM SCSI drives. I wonder if it is caused by senescent neurons.
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7mo ago
It keeps annoying me, too. How can their developers not see this?!
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nikolay
8mo ago
He's crazy, not evil.
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