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by sixtyj 3mo ago
> Google Cloud (Gemini Enterprise): AI date extraction. Photos are sent to Gemini Enterprise solely for date extraction and are not used to train Google’s models. Microsoft PhotoDNA: child-safety hash scanning (see “Child safety scanning
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
OP needs to try harder. There really isn't anything there besides information about the course.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
I haven’t seen the headline before, so I searched it now. And it seems you can have your T-shirt :) Redbubble or other on-demand print sites have it available.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
OpenCode, Hermes, Codex Imho OC and H users will appreciate it more than Codex users (although there are more of them).
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
I would like to share your optimism… I follow Flash Art magazine, and many other magazines about arts… to find something really nice - not extra, but nice that is not a copy of copy or empty or nihilistic - is quite hard. After few pages at
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Well done. This is not just Claude’s behaviour :) It could be used for every agentic coding as well, because I have experienced such mess so many times in last three years. One issue repaired, another one touched and changed…
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Thank you for today’s rabbit hole :) https://film-grab.com/ https://filmvibes.io/homepage/ https://shot.cafe/
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Smartest people are very humble, for sure. But if we really do develop something that surpasses us, they won't be spared either. I am optimistic. We think that we have sort of (super)intelligence - from our point of view, as a lot of p
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Claude is just one from tuple. It would be interesting to investigate other agents such as Hermes, OpenCode etc that are said to learn from interaction with user.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
> Upon discovering this attack, I responsibly disclosed it to Anthropic via their HackerOne bug bounty program. They confirmed they had identified it internally but hadn't yet patched it. No bounty was awarded. They recently mitigat
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Exactly, because I've also found that I have to give instructions like “This is a completely different case—don't look in memory.”
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
We expect that Anthropic or OAI or Google don’t do evil. Oh wait… The awakening will be unpleasant.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
LinkedIn was really good idea at the beginnings but as always what is for free you are a product. After reading few LI posts full of “I am grateful” and “I am honored” or “Thank to my excellent team…” bla bla - you have to think that people
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Challenging. Adventurous. And tiring. It’s global madness fired up by continuous stream of news from LLM providers. It’s like The Verge that is almost about FAANG only, but multiplied as it is “magic” for most people, as vibe coding is “so
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
> I found the algorithm nudged me toward emptier, clickbatier content. I appreciate the effort as RSS is the best way to read a lot of sources but is login/signup really needed?
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Amen. Drowning in complexity. Paralysis of choice. I read a comment (joke) that if you want to follow all LLM development you should have to be unemployed.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
The complexity of coordinating a project involving more than one entity is, of course, an issue across all industrial sectors—just look at the construction industry. Thanks for mentioning Peter Naur’s Programming as Theory Building (1985).
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
> There is the appealing idea that AI-assisted programming means better tools which lets us build more ambitious software. That is certainly true at the level of the individual and without doubt a developer with an agent will be dramatic
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
> The leak occurred when four Fields Medal laureate lecture fields, marked "HIDDEN," were discovered in the front-end code of the ICM 2026 official schedule. So it was easier than I thought. Bot just scraped public page with hi
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
It seems that you have quite a nice hobby ;) This seems to be impossible to detect automatically. The only way is to read whole text before using it. BTW What is Ackerman function?
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
The law of conservation of energy also applies to software. If the price of software approaches zero, it is offset by the time and tokens required to modify and maintain it. Price, time, tokens are simply different expressions of energy.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Paul Graham recently: The people who still read won't just be better informed. They'll be (with a couple exceptions) the only ones who can think well. You can't think well without writing well, and you can't write well w
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Creating a fork of an active project only makes sense if you are its sole user (of the fork) and you really need exactly the modification you've been dreaming of. I have seen so many unnecessary forks of popular projects that I think i
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Great. Thanks. For those who could be interested as well: https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Is there a checklist of things that would be better to uninstall or switch off?
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Issue is LLM itself. For design and typography it needs precise instructions otherwise you get output that it is information-heavy but churn rate is high as ppl can’t use (read) it. I have to control output everytime but after 25 years in m
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
It seems that author didn’t check vibe coded result. Mobile version has tiny text even even smaller… :) At HN, there should be some tag explaining the project is vibe coded.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
> What's actually the best? Community-ranked products, services, and places. No ads, no paid placements. Just real opinions from real people. Opinions from REAL people. No ads, no paid placements. - that is what I care. Remove all m
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
The issue with scrapping is the intensity and volume of bots. I think that nobody would care if I use wget or curl for few pages, e.g. because I would like to read a site as offline or archive it. Btw average age of any page is 10 years. De
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I’ve read so many posts from both CEOs and programmers about their higher in-flight productivity thanks to be offline.

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