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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
OneCLI doesn't solve the problem of the agent wrecking havoc, you're right, but it does help protect against the agent leaking private credentials from prompt injections / malicious skills.
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Trump FCC lets Nexstar buy Tegna and blow way past 39% TV ownership cap(arstechnica.com)
10 points by strongpigeon 7mo ago|0 comments
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
Fair. Maybe I'm too much if the weeds of this because all I can think of is how much of a fight it was to pass ST2 and ST3 and how we haven't even started on the Ballard line despite voting for it in 2016 (10 years ago!) and how i
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
Sometimes it feels like the US has lost its appetite for grand structural projects like that. Maybe it’s just that I’m unaware of them and that impression is the result of survival bias, but given how impossibly hard it is to just build any
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UniFi AirWire(blog.ui.com)
4 points by strongpigeon 7mo ago|1 comments
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Coal plant forced to stay open due to emergency order isn't even running(arstechnica.com)
4 points by strongpigeon 7mo ago|0 comments
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
The way I see it (to strongman the bill's position) is that by mandating it at account creation, an adult/parent can ensure that the age is properly set for a minor/child. That being said, I don't think this bill was tha
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
> It's rather so full of holes as to be meaningless, or it's so invasive as to force open source projects to try to geofence Illinois. My guess reading the law as linked is that it's much closer to the former than the latt
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
I guess I'm more surprised by the intensity of the backlash this generates here. I agree with you that mandating (weak) OS APIs like this the right approach, but that alone wouldn't warrant the severe reaction this is getting righ
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
> This is an attempt by social media companies to shift liability to keep business as usual/status quo. Do you mind expanding on why that is? Is it because it allows them to say "well the API told us they're adults so we&#
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
People here seem very against this, but I don't really see it. This only require to have a form asking about your age and provide an API to read it, right? Surely I'm missing something? Is the backlash due to fear of a slippery sl
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
Title is fairly misleading. This is about mice who use alcohol as a stress coping mechanism, not about drinking in general.
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
They are indeed being sarcastic/joking.
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
This does make one wonder how Hollywood is going to evolve. Unlike music where live performance are here to stay, the movie/TV industry doesn't have an out... What I fear is that the industry has gotten used to its size and won&#x
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
“If I asked you whether I should proceed to implement this, would the answer be the same as this question”
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
Reality is a bit more nuanced that that. Some languages are easier to interpret and optimize than others, leading to less error-prone interpreter/compiler code. JS is definitely on the “harder to optimize” side of the spectrum, leading
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
That’s not entirely true. Security issues in the JIT of V8 are found every now and then. See https://v8.dev/blog/sandbox
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
Confirmed! Damn that was annoying.
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
That's fair. I've never attempted to reach this before so I can't compare and the explanation makes sense. The intermittent 502s on the other hand are an issue.
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
It doesn't look expired per se: Issued On Wednesday, January 21, 2026 at 9:47:41 AM Expires On Wednesday, February 17, 2027 at 10:28:16 AM What I get is: net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
I'm getting invalid certificates from https://ppq.apple.com . I think that's probably the root cause?
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Tell HN: Apple development certificate server seems down?
110 points by strongpigeon 7mo ago|39 comments
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
You're thinking Molt bot
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
This has to be an acquihire, right?
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
One on hand, this is genuinely cool. On the other end, this is the final nail in cold outreach's coffin.
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by strongpigeon 7mo ago
I feel like the licenses that suffer the most isn't the GPL, but the ones like SSPL. If your code can be re-implemented easily and legally by AWS using an LLM, why risk publishing it? It does feel like open source is about to change. M
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by strongpigeon 8mo ago
I might be too late to this thread to get an answer but I do wonder how much of those bitflips are due to rowhammer-style attacks. Firefox runs trillions of lines of untrusted code a day with a non-insignificant part that is of malicious in
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by strongpigeon 8mo ago
> Google essentially only has Preview models! The last GA is 2.5. As a developer, I can either use an outdated model or have zero insurances that the model doesn't get discontinued within weeks. What's funny is that there is th
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by strongpigeon 8mo ago
I guess that you pay more for worse quality to unlock use cases that could maybe be solved by better context management.
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by strongpigeon 8mo ago
It's interesting that they charge more for the > 200k token window, but the benchmark score seems to go down significantly past that. That's judging from the Long Context benchmark score they posted, but perhaps I'm misund

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