wilkystyle

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by wilkystyle 6d ago
HN users: "I'm not going to read the article if you can't be bothered to write the words yourself." Also HN users: "I'm not going to read the article because you told me up front you wrote the words yourself.&q
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by wilkystyle 6d ago
about to be put to the test
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by wilkystyle 9d ago
Same problem with Brave. Really frustrating.
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by wilkystyle 14d ago
Thankfully iOS rolled out a permissions prompt for this. Pretty illuminating just how often other apps read the clipboard, e.g. Google Maps reading my clipboard every time I tapped on the text field to search for a destination.
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by wilkystyle 15d ago
Good. I hope it gets covered many times in the future as well, and that we never forget that the moment we stop fighting tooth and nail to protect our privacy is the exact moment it goes away.
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by wilkystyle 19d ago
I do the same exact thing, except I disable JavaScript for all sites by default in uBlock Origin. Same experience as you, also: many sites actually work well enough without JavaScript, and the ones that do require it to display anything m
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by wilkystyle 21d ago
Assuming what GP said is accurate (tokenmaxxers not delivering more value for the usage), the analogy is more like realizing the seniors you hired aren't actually producing any better results than juniors you could get for a quarter of
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by wilkystyle 23d ago
Python: [(x%3<1)*'Fizz'+(x%5<1)*'Buzz'or x for x in range(1,101)] edit: Hacker News stripped the * character. Now it's properly escaped.
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by wilkystyle 23d ago
Delicious really is a great word! It looks gorgeous and so pleasant to use.
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by wilkystyle 26d ago
Surely you cannot possibly believe there is no reason . Don't get me wrong: I hope you are right, and I am generally optimistic about the future of AI. But do you really think, in a world filled with examples of big software companies
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by wilkystyle 26d ago
This is such a tired argument and it seems to be parroted every single time someone talks about local models on hacker news. Yes, of course the most economical path is to hand over all your data and become fully dependent on a cloud provi
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by wilkystyle 29d ago
> Reading Cognito docs feels like someone took three separate manuals, threw them in a blender, and then sprinkled in some outdated Stack Overflow answers for flavor. This is my experience with basically all of AWS documentation. It is
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by wilkystyle 29d ago
It's impossible for me to use YouTube with the app. Safari + uBlock origin lite and I never see an ad.
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by wilkystyle 1mo ago
Can't say enough good things about agent-shell.el! Xenodium has done amazing work there.
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by wilkystyle 2mo ago
This comment resonated with me so much, and it seems to be a minority view (at least on this website). I have found myself empowered by AI to tackle all sorts of things that would have too high of a barrier to entry for me to want to spend
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by wilkystyle 2mo ago
I was gonna say, you can dislike it because of the design, but understand that that's a subjective opinion that has nothing to do with whether AI is awesome. I actually like these designs, personally.
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by wilkystyle 2mo ago
Also, aren't instructions earlier in the prompt treated with more weight than those that occur much later? Sure, you could insert the system prompt later to avoid re-caching as much, but then the system prompt (if I am understanding co
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by wilkystyle 2mo ago
> you can avoid installing the latest software — but that means you won't get any security updates, which are important They're not important if nothing can connect to the TV. > Or you can disable your TV's connectio
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by wilkystyle 2mo ago
That is... quite a title.
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by wilkystyle 2mo ago
Have they? https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/07/14/apple-prismml-ai-compres...
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by wilkystyle 2mo ago
I also think something along these lines is the correct answer. It can be hard to pin down an exact metric because once you start optimizing for a metric it tends to not be a good measure of the original thing anymore. But in general I thin
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by wilkystyle 3mo ago
Also, many of these sandboxing solutions provide features like network allowlists and credential masking/injection
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by wilkystyle 3mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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by wilkystyle 3mo ago
I'm so glad it's not just me. M1 MacBook Pro, here, and I quickly gave up on Zed because it felt so laggy to me. Thought it was something wrong with my MacBook (or maybe me).
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by wilkystyle 3mo ago
What did you like about it?
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by wilkystyle 3mo ago
Not the person you're replying to, and I have no idea what they were referring to, but I use agent-shell.el and it is incredible: https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell xenodium is doing some amazing work (and no
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by wilkystyle 4mo ago
I had a similar thought to you, and found your question and the resulting discussion helpful!
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by wilkystyle 4mo ago
Was already astounded that after decades of universally agreeing that number of lines of code is a terrible metric for software engineering productivity, devs are now using it as the proof that agentic software development is the future. Ca
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by wilkystyle 5mo ago
I think you missed the point of the person you are replying to.
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by wilkystyle 5mo ago
"Utah to hold Cloud providers liable for failing to police self-hosted VPNs on their infrastructure"

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