thenewnewguy

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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
I honestly can't tell if you're trolling or this is an HN out of touch moment. The obvious difference (and thus massive advantage) of the cloudfare product is that it is accessible over the normal internet without needing to insta
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
This isn't black and white, it's a sliding scale. Advertising, menu boards, box art, etc. do show the product in the best light possible and take artistic liberties, but are substantially closer to the real product than an AI that
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
Agreed - not only does the obvious LLM writing/editing make it hard to read, but the weird stylistic choice to have long sections where every single short sentence is its own line made the read even more grating. I usually like blog po
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
Comparing Norton selling their company (even to a scummy owner like Symantec) to Pétain collaborating with Nazi Germany feels a bit ... extreme ... to me.
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
I fully agree with you, and I think this trend of glorifying disabilities is cringe - ADHD, autism, etc. are life-altering medical conditions and not desirable. However, I don't think this specific project is intending to glorify ADHD
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
It's open source software - it can be baked into pretty much anything given they follow the license terms.
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
Does anybody have a source for the "actively exploited" part of the HN title?
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
Technically yes, in practice the odds your local resolver is validating DNSSEC is slim (and if you're intentionally configured it to do so, switch to a provider that isn't Quad9).
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by thenewnewguy 2mo ago
If you care about software being closed source or proprietary you probably aren't running Windows.
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by thenewnewguy 3mo ago
It's a typo that carried over to the second code example of trying to read the file too? Is the sample code completely untested?
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by thenewnewguy 3mo ago
Perhaps partially? I assume that cutting the pages out of the spin makes them easier to scan at least partially. That said I have no insider knowledge of this type of operation so I don't know how much easier that actually makes it. Bu
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by thenewnewguy 3mo ago
Bias disclaimer: Amazon is my current employer, but I don't work on AI or anything else mentioned in the article. Yes, this is a result of copyright laws. The other commenters are wrong/uninformed. If it was up to the companies tr
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by thenewnewguy 3mo ago
Bias Disclaimer: Amazon pays my salary currently, although my job doesn't have anything to do with datacenter construction. Maybe I missed it, but the article doesn't seem to say what the "circumvention"/"looph
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by thenewnewguy 3mo ago
While I agree with you in general, usernametaken29 made a specific prediction about OpenAI's IPO which is an event that will very likely happen in the next year or so. That said, OpenAI isn't public, so you can't directly sho
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by thenewnewguy 3mo ago
Let's be clear and not do this both sides thing - by "they" we mean Republicans. You may not agree with their policies or what they want to spend money on, but Democrats (at least in aggregate) live in the real world where th
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by thenewnewguy 4mo ago
Doesn't roblox use an anticheat that prevents the game client from running on linux? I thought nowadays the way to "run roblox on linux" involved using an android emulator.
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by thenewnewguy 4mo ago
Huh? Just to make sure I wasn't missing something, I checked and my GitHub account has only a TOTP app and hardware security key configured, no SMS/phone number. As a matter of fact GH even has a red "Less secure" badge
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by thenewnewguy 4mo ago
The article author attemps to make a distintion between "burners" and "aliases" but I don't believe one exists for this usecase. Let's say for the sake of argument that you think blocking burner emails provides
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by thenewnewguy 4mo ago
This analogy is bad: Nobody is going to die or get food poisoning because their old browser doesn't work on a website. A better analogy would be a restaurant deciding not to cater to the 1% of the US population that have celiac disease
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by thenewnewguy 4mo ago
What if the grocery store has a security camera pointed at the door that records 24/7? Should they not be allowed to do that?
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by thenewnewguy 5mo ago
Doesn't the company behind ProxMox sell enterprise support?
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by thenewnewguy 5mo ago
You mean the same Brave that's only going to offer "limited MV2 support" for five hand chosen extensions because they aren't able of truly keeping it alive? https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manif
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by thenewnewguy 5mo ago
I feel like root cause #2 should be titled "Our API is poorly designed". If you pass nothing into the API, it doesn't give you an error? Is this even a valid use case - why is it even possible to express this request, should
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by thenewnewguy 5mo ago
> Same with most people "doing a startup" or "opening a restaurant". While I mostly agree with your sentiment, I think there is an important difference. Unless you are attempting advantage play (99.99% of gamblers are
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by thenewnewguy 6mo ago
These AI slop articles about AI are getting especially boring to read. > Problem 1: It Devours the Context Window Don't harnesses support progressive discovery these days? Claude (200K).... GPT-4o..........? > every MCP server ad
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by thenewnewguy 6mo ago
I see a bullet point for "1.0 days of 1.3 days", and when I mouse over the previous day (Wedensday 2025-11-19), I see "7.8 hours of 1.3 days". I haven't actually checked any sources to confirm there really was downt
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by thenewnewguy 7mo ago
Anything on the site? Yes. Anything at all? No - Polymarket themselves make the markets (and I think they have some partners that can make markets as well, but point is some random user cannot make a market).
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by thenewnewguy 7mo ago
Do you have a link to the mastodon interaction where they threatened you with legal action? I ask because I'd be pretty disappointed in GrapheneOS over that kind of thing and it'd probably at least partially change my opinion of t
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by thenewnewguy 7mo ago
Can a theoretical strong enough quantum computer break PFS?
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by thenewnewguy 8mo ago
What does "92% of the way" mean? 92% of what? How is that percentage measured?

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