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by ryanisnan 3mo ago
Is that what he's trying to do? I am no cryptographer, but when I read his post, his arguments about ECC+PQ make intuitive sense. I'm out of fresh tin-foil hats as well, but it would not surprise me in the least if any government
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by ryanisnan 3mo ago
The modern equivalent of an ad hominem attack. Do better.
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by ryanisnan 3mo ago
What would you say about his critique that simply ditching double-encryption is a bad idea? That seems like a fair point embodying a belt and suspenders approach.
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by ryanisnan 3mo ago
This is weird but, help me understand how this meaningfully impacts our exposure. I'm authenticated to Claude, so they already have the whole attribution thing solved.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Spot on, in my experience.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
That this got 4 comments in 24hrs on HN is telling, what is going on with Mozilla :(
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Neat, how do you verify as a user that this lib or this source is in fact what's used in the app?
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
This post title misses the big point here, which is that the physical copy will not include a physical disk, only a digital download code. This effectively eliminates buying and re-selling of the game.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
This feels deeply problematic. I would much prefer, where asked via appropriate legal processes, Anthropic serve over user data to government officials, and potentially suspend access.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Interesting. Do you have a uniform data set? E.g. documents of a specific type that you know consistently have similar formats, or is this training something you need to do per-document?
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
How do you know where to slice an image? What if you slice an image mid-word?
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Early Heroku was fabulous. Thank you for your effort!
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Totally! I like the bit about writing for a colleague, because this gives you a much more relatable concept I think.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Julia is a fantastic writer herself. I've long followed her work, and always been impressed with how great she is at distilling information.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
I like how it stacks the firewood.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
> Will we be the poorer for that, or will we be safer? I think poorer, because I hate being told what technology I can and can't use, but I'm not certain. I think this is bang on. The motives are kind of irrelevant, because now
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
I think you're right - it's one of the reasons I prefer a mac as a dev platform.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Honestly, Kubernetes has no moat. Give me a better, more simple alternative any day.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
That's strange. Even in my hobby-toy app, I have a TOS that I bump whenever the terms meaningfully change, and in my app, it forces a re-acceptance of the new terms before using the app again.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
I hope you're right. I am not informed - is this typically how these decisions get challenged?
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Good to know - I hadn't considered the proxy bit. For me, right now, I think it's conceivably a security advantage if the source isn't public. I know security by obscurity isn't a strategy alone, but with an incredibly d
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
I used to agree with this, but now I don't actually think I do. Apple's app privacy report can be used to guarantee network access for any iOS app - https://support.apple.com/en-us/102188
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Signal is on the right side here. I think it's time for us techies to fight back by developing the future. I'm trying to do my part - https://mediaden.ca Also looking to get involved with the meshtastic project.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
A few, but the one I use regularly and am quite proud of is https://mediaden.ca - iOS app for storing encrypted photos/videos on storage I (the user) exclusively owns, with zero servers, zero telemetry, and a host of other
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
I don't think that's a fair point at all. Some humans do shit things to other humans. Some humans do not, and would object to it, or do something about it if they perceived that they could. Also, treating the world around you nega
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
I think that's a bit of a false dichotomy. It should be possible to live in the US and resist the surveillance state. Keep fighting.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Right, just the worst of all possible worlds. Computer generated video is going to make this mess a whole lot worse too.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Toothless regulation fails to yield meaningful change - shocker.
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
I have a different take. I empathize with the author, but my experience is quite different. I have a couple of side projects going, not dozens, like the author mentioned, but my approach with each is heavily focused around verification and
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by ryanisnan 4mo ago
Sweet I get to tell my team we can move off of dapr workflows

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