paulvnickerson

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by paulvnickerson 3mo ago
I think people around here just dislike Elon Musk for his politics and are rooting for his stuff to fail at every turn.
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by paulvnickerson 4mo ago
Thats interesting - I didn't know foxes watched TV.
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by paulvnickerson 5mo ago
Very cool, thank you.
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by paulvnickerson 5mo ago
What types of vulnerabilities was it finding? Cross site scripting, privilege escalation, etc? Mostly memory corruption or any Javascript logic bugs?
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GraphRAG, 27,000 Aviation Accidents, and What OpenClaw Found(paulvnickerson.substack.com)
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by paulvnickerson 8mo ago
I don't have any trust in these Chinese models to write code either: "CrowdStrike Research: Security Flaws in DeepSeek-Generated Code Linked to Political Triggers " [ https://www.crowdstrike.com/en-us/blog
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by paulvnickerson 8mo ago
we in America would love to see Europe break free of its suicidal regulatory straitjacket and do enough innovation and building to carry its own weight
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by paulvnickerson 9mo ago
well that's kinda fun. thanks for sharing
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by paulvnickerson 9mo ago
Enemies of this administration have no idea how to pick their battles.
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by paulvnickerson 9mo ago
drop enough pennies here and there and it adds up
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by paulvnickerson 9mo ago
why is the federal government using tax dollars to develop fonts?
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by paulvnickerson 9mo ago
> Everything humans do is harmful to some degree That's just not true... When a mother nurses her child and then looks into their eyes and smiles, it takes the utmost in cynical nihilism to claim that is harmful.
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by paulvnickerson 9mo ago
Don't tell that to Paul Graham.
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by paulvnickerson 9mo ago
Here's why Bari Weiss delayed the story: Hi all, I’m writing with specific guidance on what I’d like for us to do to advance the CECOT story. I know you’d all like to see this run as soon as possible; I feel the same way. But if we run
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by paulvnickerson 10mo ago
What they should do instead is invest in technology that can do age verification while protecting privacy. This is obviously a required piece of technology. It is not acceptable for children to grow up on the Internet and easily access porn
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by paulvnickerson 10mo ago
neither do most things in life
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by paulvnickerson 11mo ago
Bernie Sanders is a professional useless person. He was once kicked out of a commune for failing to pull his own weight.
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by paulvnickerson 11mo ago
Maybe if Wikipedia sourced more peer reviewed publications and less Vox, I would be more satisfied. Thrilled to see Grokipedia as a competitor that could perhaps pressure Wikipedia to improve its editorial policies.
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
They should take a cue from sqlite and just adopt the Rule of St Benedict.
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
Most likely this is due to political bias of the group that was surveyed [1]. Liberals in general dislike X because of the owner. It's the same reason that the average Hacker News reader favors Bluesky over X. [1] https://ww
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
Why not make it a trillion!
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
It's not a gun problem that we have in this country. Iryna Zarutska was murdered with a pocket knife. What we have is a spiritual sickness, which cannot be legislated... The only thing I can think of that the government can do is to cl
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
> The autism stuff is plainly false and disproved. If you consider the relevant research you might think differently: https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/using-acetaminophen-during-pre...
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
Here's the relevant study from earlier this year: https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/using-acetaminophen-during-pre... It's a meta-analysis that considered a bunch of individual studies, their effect size, and the
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
I just hope the NSA is better at this than they are.
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
That's probably true lol. More specifically socialism.
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
You guys would love it if Obama or Biden had done it.
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
They should switch, then. This notion that we can't peal away browser spec complexity because it will break some websites is the same reason ActiveX continued to wreck havoc long after it should have. I found multiple security vulnerab
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
I support the html and browser spec being greatly simplified in general. Makes it easier to develop competing browsers.
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by paulvnickerson 1y ago
It sounds like you might have problems with "black and white thinking"

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