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by ray_v 6mo ago
<suspicious-Fry-from-Futurama meme />A little too good...
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by ray_v 6mo ago
Ok, this sounds awesome, but do you miss the GUI integrations? like , being able to pop a document open in your editor from the desktop? It just feels like it's hard to nail down your preferred workflow / setup ... but it's l
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Ask HN: A Decentralized Proof-of-Aliveness?
5 points by ray_v 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ray_v 6mo ago
That's a good point ... it's trivial to have an agent post something onto HN on your behalf, so even old accounts are not immune. It's just the nature of things now, until we get better technology to assign some sort of &quot
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by ray_v 6mo ago
I think most people in this space are having the same EXACT same sets of dilemmas - you can EASILY have a flashy website, except that it's totally against the previous norms for things like you've written! A plain-text bare-bones
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by ray_v 6mo ago
I was looking for this comment - it makes my browser choke as well! I thought it was just my tablet, but interesting that others see that too.
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by ray_v 7mo ago
I'm wondering if the obvious (and stated) fact that the site was vibe-coded - detracts from the fact that this tool was hand written. > jai itself was hand implemented by a Stanford computer science professor with decades of C++ and
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by ray_v 7mo ago
It seems like it's controlled by the Bash tool ( https://code.claude.com/docs/en/sandboxing ) and then bubblewrap ( https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap ) on linux and Seatbelt on mac at
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Find a local community church, public room, or public library and have them allow you to organize a handful of sessions where folks can bring in old devices and come up with a workflow that's efficient. Run it as a donation event where
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Maybe it's more about a rush to share how awesome it is that you compressed your time-to-release down to days and not weeks or months - when in reality that's a good thing in the sense that you get to a failure state much FASTER,
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by ray_v 7mo ago
We just say words now that sound good for marketing but have no real meaning.
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Is this, or something like this wildly dangerous to use? Sure is! Are experiments like this necessary to move forward? Sure is! I guess when you consider the fact that many (most) of us are pulling solutions from the open Internet then thi
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by ray_v 7mo ago
We'll call it, LinkedOut
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by ray_v 7mo ago
A partial solution sure, but the problem is that you need a 100% complete solution to this problem, otherwise it's still unsafe.
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Better question yet, how do you have agents contribute openly without an insane risk of leaking keys, credentials, PII, etc, etc? Again it's a terrible idea, and yet I'll SMASH that like button and use it anyway
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by ray_v 7mo ago
This seemed inevitable, but how does this not become a moltbook situation, or worse yet, gamed for engineering back doors into the "accepted answers"? Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great idea, but feels like a REALL
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Didn't someone film or document a in-place upgrade process from dos all the way up to a modern version of Windows? edit: oh, here it is! https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/can-upgrade-ms-dos-6-22-window...
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by ray_v 7mo ago
I started out using VSCode with their Claude plugin; it seemed like a totally unnecessary integration. A better workflow seems to just run Claude Code directly on my machine where there are fewer restrictions - it just opens a lot more poss
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Have we considered math results in the context of GDPR? Maybe it needs a cookie configuration dialogue.
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Ok, I'll bite ... why are you reinstalling and reconfiguring windows on a regular, yearly basis?
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by ray_v 7mo ago
> Windows touches more people’s lives than almost any technology on Earth. This can not possibly be true, in several dimensions/metrics. I understand that this is mostly marketing bluster, but holy cow are they delusional here.
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by ray_v 7mo ago
It sounds like what you'd send to an LLM lol. "Think carefully, make no mistakes."
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by ray_v 7mo ago
it's a webhook ... as MCP!
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Are you saying that "Artificial Intelligence" is just not properly named for now.we.currently use it? Feels like at least the distinction of qualifying it with the term, "LLM" is popular.
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by ray_v 7mo ago
I wonder how many new technical terms are going to be created by LLMs - not to say that this post was N necessarily written by an LLM (but, who knows!)
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by ray_v 7mo ago
One thing about this get I just realized is that if the defect exists on some home networking equipment, then the defect can be leveraged in corporate network environments to disable this functionality. If the user of the algorithm (or, per
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by ray_v 7mo ago
We've been slowly creeping back toward being fully RTO, and my mental health has been in what I can only describe as "steep decline". I don't know if I pin it all on RTO, but it sure isn't helping the situation. I l
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Falling down when you're 50+ is a HELLAVA lot riskier than falling down when you're younger. This appears to be a blog post about risk tolerance - which of course changes dramatically depending on lots of factors. If I fall as a m
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by ray_v 7mo ago
Someone else posted this in the thread, by it pretty much sums it up - Vae victis. We somehow lost the war of freedom of privacy ... or, maybe the battle still rages
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by ray_v 7mo ago
It may often times be trickier than that - content often mixed of course. My 10 y/o hit me with a request yesterday to play Among Us where the age verification system wanted my full name, address, email, AND the last 4 digits of my SSN

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