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by okzgn 3mo ago
It's crazy to avoid AI entirely, and it's just as crazy to use it where you shouldn't. And that third kind of crazy: getting accused of using AI in something that never needed it (and never had it) just because the results lo
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by okzgn 3mo ago
Another point of view, 'Be skeptical of OpenAI’s rogue hacker agent story' — I appreciate it. It's just like saying: 'A man starts a war, and then loudly claims that his weapons are better than the ones he attacked, just
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by okzgn 3mo ago
Of course, this is the report from HF (the victim): https://huggingface.co/blog/security-incident-july-2026 Very serious incident.
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by okzgn 3mo ago
I used a VPN and it works fine. Thanks.
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by okzgn 3mo ago
Here is the official report detailing that security incident: https://openai.com/index/hugging-face-model-evaluation-secur... Really interesting.
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by okzgn 3mo ago
I tried to access the linked website, but it didn't open.
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by okzgn 3mo ago
From a neutral standpoint, governments usually have more general, comprehensive analytics, as well as greater context and insight into the risks of AI usage, and a possibly better methodology to control access to or use of open-source AI (p
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by okzgn 3mo ago
Maybe it could be an extension or plugin that works with an agnostic backend?
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by okzgn 3mo ago
Its use could go beyond PowerPoint-type slides and be applied to various kinds of editors. It would be even better if the File System Access API were available and supported across all browsers.
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by okzgn 3mo ago
I started building this project in February 2021 in Go to control all of the information flow, requests, and structural backend logic without needing to restart the process (like httpd or other servers) to make adjustments. It has gone thro
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Show HN: Turbo – An open-source, fast HTTP server with a real-time config GUI(turbo.okzgn.com)
8 points by okzgn 3mo ago|2 comments
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by okzgn 3mo ago
Useful answer. I'm obsessed with the idea that coding might not be a perpetual technology. But as time shows, AI is moving faster than that idea, and Murphy's Law suggests that 'unlikely' can easily become reality.
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by okzgn 3mo ago
Do you mean literally 'insane' people? Because I think 'sane' people would refuse to do that.
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by okzgn 3mo ago
This is a serious situation, and as a human, you are more valuable than a dog. You need to prioritize yourself over the dogs. Maybe look for a temporary shelter or a foster program for your pets, and when you are doing well, you will be abl
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Ask HN: If AI-generated code works 100%, do languages still need to be upgraded?
4 points by okzgn 3mo ago|4 comments
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by okzgn 4mo ago
That’s realistic. If AI generates 100% of the expected result, the vast majority of people might think that understanding the code is useless or unnecessary.
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by okzgn 4mo ago
That's a way to reduce lost income from former clients.