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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Probably since you don't have to deal with tenant issues for one.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
What web auth system doesn't rely on a user having a secure inbox? It is vastly different from signing in with an IdP, since I can use my email address regardless of who my mail provider is.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Are employees usually liable for process-related issues? Like individual employees weren't liable for dispensing too-hot coffee but McDonalds was liable. Or how cops aren't liable in their individual capacity if it was a failure o
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
> A modern account system is expected to have, in rough implementation order: email confirmations, password strength checks, password reset emails, forgot password flows (=advanced ID verification as otherwise this becomes a backdoor int
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
What use is the reasoning if its unintelligible to a human?
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
> I'd rather it fail-safe. This means different things in different systems. Okay and to you, fail-safe means machines must summon emergency response whenever prompted, 100% of the time or at least in the contrived case of receiving
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
A human would not be expected to just blindly call emergency services though, would they? Otherwise you are saying we should treat every spam message as true? In any case I don't think that's what they're saying, because they
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
That would be an interesting legal case. I would expect it to lead to negligence on the part of the employer for lack of training, etc rather than attach to the employee pressing the button.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Thankfully this seems limited to a specific device (H96). Darknet diaries has a good story about streaming devices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dS6PkuZuxJ4
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
What does this add over message signing?
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
This reads like a company requiring you to hand over your first-born kid in the TOS. I would happily be the test case and violate your license if you want to sue me!
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
We already have a version of the child phone: it's parental supervision. When I was a kid there was no TV in my bedroom nor a computer. Everything I watched or did online was on full display in the family room. What changed in the mode
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
My main reason for herdr over tmux is the priority queue of agents requiring intervention.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
So we need AI to indiscriminately call emergency services when receiving an email directing it to do so, without raising to a person because of this rare case, that's your assertion?
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
So what point are you trying to make here? That AI should indiscriminately call for emergency services when prompted because a person would do that (which a person would absolutely NOT call emergency services on any message telling you to)
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Yeah but unless someone has my private key they can't sign messages as me. Why can't a harness deny tool use (or offer a limited set of tools) to any agent consuming unsigned content?
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Yeah so you're seeing how contrived this whole thing is right? That was kind of the point..
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
I think having my AI raise to me for intervention when it receives an email like the one you described is pretty reasonable, all things considered then. edit: How would a human receiver know that they weren't being deceived or scammed?
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
I haven't tried Orca but as a herdr user and by way of analogy, it seems Orca is like VSCode and herdr is like Sublime Text.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Then don't send an email? Emails are async in the first place.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
You may have overlooked this part of the parent's comment which addresses your syndication issue: > Something along the lines of when you have two accounts that disagree traditionally and they agree on something. That's how you
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Why are the only options dismiss or ignore? Another option is to raise the message to your boss asking what to do.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
This is probably a dumb question but why can't we use message signing to segregate the streams or at least add repudiation? The message telling you to look at the doc is signed but the doc is not signed and thus not treated like chat i
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
You say you don't know but you have people in here telling you and you're not listening. Code is for machines, words are for humans. Do you not see a distinction? Machine time is paid for in electricity, human time is paid for by
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
If it's cheap enough that people can probe sites at random, it's cheap enough to run yourself on the defensive.
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
Is there any hdmi dongle that can be used to mitigate this?
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
> anonymity leads to lack of accountability They didn't say that, they said "anonymity leads to lack of accountability". Even the counter that authenticated sites have users engaging in toxic behavior doesn't contradi
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
> Pushing the onus on parents for healthy internet consumption is probably not effective because most families have both parents working jobs and can't be on top of their kids 24/7. So, the choice is surveillance state or nothi
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
> This is going make things worse. Isn't this for enterprises managing access to corporate resources?
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by skinfaxi 3mo ago
This is gaming the system, changing the post between this and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49073612 edit for clarity: the submitter kept changing the title and body between this and the linked post. This was the &qu

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