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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
I replied to a comment asking why the article exists. As for privacy, I'm sure there are many people that are not so interested in that aspect.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
I think it's because there are a lot of people writing articles about the benefits of running local models. I think it's fair to say that there are daily threads on HN singing the praises or local inference. I also see people buyi
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
So OP is misleading people in the Readme? > The entire browser is ~30 kLOC of C — engine, JS bindings, chrome, and sandbox.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
I took a look at the code, it showed the usual tells for slop, hence my question. Claude is well suited for many things, it does not mean that it never is used to generate slop. Just read the linked Readme if you don't want to read the
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
Yeah, why do you think I said it looks like AI slop?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
No, I am asking the author whether it's AI slop. As for evidence, sir, this is a wendys.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
It looks like AI slop. Is it AI slop?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
What could go wrong.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
I see. Didn't know it was legal to call people like that in the US, so I misunderstood.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
That's a JSON file right?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
What kind of spam is that? All my info is available online, but I don't really get much spam. Of course, I get spam to my email but my email address is everywhere (also by design) so that's no wonder.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
Here in sweden, personal data such as name, address, income, birth date, personal number, car ownership, etc. is public by design. I find it interesting how the view on this differs depending on country and what people are used to.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 5mo ago
> the attacker does not need to break in remotely. The danger is that once an attacker gets in — through a vulnerable WordPress plugin, a web shell, weak SSH credentials, or a compromised container This part I don't understand. Woul
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 6mo ago
I'll just mention that the site is very hard to read for me (to the degree it's unusable). I know, dark mode is cool, but for me it causes immediate eye strain. I have read that people with astigmatism will often have an easier ti
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 6mo ago
Haha, good one.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 6mo ago
Do you see that other people might no share your view and instead find this useful?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 6mo ago
Seems like that would be trivial to test?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 6mo ago
He did not write that.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 6mo ago
Is there any magazines like this left? When I was a kid, I used to buy these. I didn't even have a computer, I was just enjoying imagining what I could do if I had one. Didn't understand 10% or the content though.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 7mo ago
Yes, of course. People's willingness to trade with a country goes down when the country threatens to invade.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 7mo ago
Many people in EU wants to distance themselves wherever possible from US. It's not an all-or-nothing. Of course people will continue to use Nvidia, Netflix and so on, but if there are European options then many people prefer that.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 7mo ago
Are you certain about that being "good"?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 7mo ago
> Users on civilian network can continue downloads through the Advance tab in the error message. Good stuff.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 7mo ago
I'll take this opportunity and ask a beginners question. Aren't skills just text files describing how to do something? I am a bit paranoid and don't like the idea of running some software like this to download text files. I
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 8mo ago
So it's end to end encrypted except that third parties can see who you communicated with and when? Sure.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 8mo ago
I can bring my own encryption to tiktok as well. Has roughly the same usability and usage.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 8mo ago
The email protocols would like to have a chat with you.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 8mo ago
Couldn't that be solved by whitelisting specific commands?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 8mo ago
Sure. But I think that is same scenario as me loosing my phone today, since I use that for two factor auth. My plan was to continue using bitwarden for passwords as well, but more as a break-glass mechanism that I really use. I want to use
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 8mo ago
Your email account would hopefully have 2FA enabled, so if you lose your belongings, then how would you log on in your scenario? Assuming your 2FA tokens are generated by phone, of course. But I think that's by far the most common way.

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