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nicolasbouliane.com 1mo ago

AI (Google overviews) are killing sites like All About Berlin

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sockpuppet.org 2mo ago

The Emacsification of Software

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interconnected.org 3mo ago

Headless Everything for Personal AI

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simonwillison.net 3mo ago

SwiftUI Apps on macOS are fun to code

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news.ycombinator.com 5mo ago

Show HN: Google started to (quietly) insert (self) ads into Gemini output

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github.com 1y ago

Please consider making Claude-code open source (explained)

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jnnnthnn.com 1y ago

How to build own Perplexity for HN dataset or Ask AI using HN users knowledge

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diff.substack.com 5y ago

The Future of Remote Work is not – or why Zoom has $86m in office building lease

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www.reddit.com 5y ago

Kickstarter.com blocks multiple privacy VPNs (proton,mullvad etc.)

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www.duckware.com 6y ago

Make educated wireless router/AP upgrade decisions

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mobile.reuters.com 6y ago

With remote work plan, Facebook dashes hopes of paycheck arbitrage

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eu.usatoday.com 6y ago

Google Confirms Killing Google Play Music for YouTube Music

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support.office.com 6y ago

Open source tools, 67 of them, used in Microsoft Word as third party technology

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support.google.com 6y ago

Google cancels legacy Google Play Music subscriptions

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www.theverge.com 6y ago

Netflix 19Q4 report reveals metric change to '2 minutes considered as watched'

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www.profgalloway.com 6y ago

Time Machines

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www.profgalloway.com 6y ago

(Amazon) HQ2 and Midlife Crises (Of Bezos)

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www.profgalloway.com 6y ago

HQ2 and Midlife Crises (Of Amazon CEO)

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research.securitum.com 6y ago

Chrome canary and same origin bypass with 10k bounty research

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en.wikipedia.org 6y ago

Persian false invitations and promising future services to (mostly) strangers

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blog.matthewbarber.io 7y ago

Infitnite zip bomb guide: How to make compressed file quines

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twitter.com 7y ago

Running NMAP on your Airbnb network is a great way to find hidden cameras

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github.com 7y ago

Google kicks out popular open source app(s) with fake excuses

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superuser.com 7y ago

Chrome “clear cookies on exit” feature does not work

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www.yubico.com 8y ago

Passwordless authentication is here: new Yubico FIDO2 key

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codegolf.stackexchange.com 8y ago

Language Polyglot

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twitter.com 8y ago

Pinboard owner (and recently del.icio.us) responds to YCombinator

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docs.google.com 8y ago

Coinbase,bitcoin startup,adding daily up to 100k users last week, 0.5m in 7 days

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www.businessinsider.com 8y ago

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner dead at age 91

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www.bloomberg.com 8y ago

Bloomberg Looks Inside One of the World's Biggest Bitcoin Mines (2min)

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AI is slowing down 1 month ago

There are three things to make money:

- tell lies to ones who want to hear lies -> riches

- tell truth to ones who want to hear truth -> modesty

- tell truth to ones who want to hear lies -> bankruptcy

p.s. read it on a blog name I dont remember :(

If my polite neighbour smiles, holds the door, but also pisses on my doormat every few days, I call him LOUD a jerk and tell him to stop. I never approve the piss because he said good morning.

Thank you for writing this and your below longer comment.

I printed them with OP to remind me any time i’m afraid somebody can criticize my work and that it’s not worth to produce/write/publish.

no matter how good, there will always be people like you here, so no need to worry.

## performance data for token generation using lmstudio

- gemma4-31b normal q8 -> 5.1 tok/s

- gemma4-31b normal q16 -> 3.7 t/s

- gemma4-31b distil q16 -> 3.6 t/s

- gemma4-31b distil q8 -> 5.7 tok/s (!)

- gemma4-26b-a4b ud q8kxl -> 38 t/s (!)

- gemma4-26b-a4b ud q16 -> 12 t/s

- gemma4-26b-a4b cl q8 -> 42 t/s (!)

- gemma4-26b-a4b cl q16 -> 12 t/s

- qwen3.5-35b-a3b-UD@q6_k -> 52 t/s (!)

- qwen3.5-35b-a3b-uncensored-hauhaucs-aggressive@q8_0 -> 34 tok/s (!)

- qwen3.5-35b-a3b-uncensored-hauhaucs-aggressive@bf16 -> 11 tok/s

- qwen3.5-27b-claude-4.6-opus-reasoning-distilled-v2 q8 -> 8 tok/s

- qwen3.5 122B A10B MXFP4 Mo qwen3.5-122b-a10b (q4) -> 11 tok/s

- qwen3.5-122b-a10b-uncensored-hauhaucs-aggressive (q6) -> 10 tok/s

The Codex App 6 months ago

all the examples for visual UI, are tasks which already are (or soon be) done by the agent, not human. hence not needed.

I suspect that final(*) UI is much more similar to TUI: being kind of conversational (human <> AI). Current GUIs provided by your bank/etc are much less effective/useful for us, comparing to conversation way: 'show/do me sth which I just need'. Not to mention (lack of) walled garden effect, and attention grabbing not in the user interest (popups, self-promo, nagging). Also if taking into account age factor. Also that we do not have to learn, yet another GUI (teach a new bank to your mom ;). So at least 4 distinct and important advantages for TUI.

My bet: TUI/conversation win (*).

*) there will be some UI where graphical information density is important (air controller?) especially in time critical environments. yet even there I suspect it's more like conversation with dynamic image/report/graph generated on the go. Not the UI per se.

Congrats on the app.

I'm seeing that "great-ai-unlock" is happening. I see in last month a lot of new software being codeveloped with claude/codex/gemini/you-name it.

Before, it was too costly to do sth like the Posture app: here, you would have to know Swift and apple apis to write such tool. Would you be C# (very good) programmer with free weekend, and an idea: no cookie for ya.

These days, due to "great-ai-unlock" your skills can be easily transferred and used to cross platforms boundary and code such useful app in a weekend or so.

Jevons paradox is indeed working (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox).

Can you expand with more technical explanation how are those two points implemented:

- You can bring your shell environments / init scripts / aliases with you in a noninvasive way. I.e. you don't have to modify the remote system dotfiles, when you connect through xpipe it will set up any scripts you want to have available automatically

- You can link up your password manager with your SSH client and other connection methods that require passwords

Feel free to write here or refer to any url you recommend.

Thank you, and good luck with your product!

Authy has one superb feature: you can switch a toggle to lick/unlock accessing a vault from new devices.

quite handy and can further increase security (trading it of course with lack of recovery would you lost all your devices).

In this article using it is very MISLEADING, exactly as Closi writes above.

Exercise: compare net profit of Visa/Master card to net profit of those "highly profitable" saas marvels.

Exercise two: compare gross profits of them.

Result: whole paragraph turns not being true while not aligned with the article opinion and showing actually opposite :-D

p.s. I do agree with the overall article :)

Taking VC cash is very often a game of deciding whether you want to gamble it all on faster growth or take less risk for less cash, but with the additional caveat that the investors you take on often will cheer for the "gamble it all" option as they have many parallel bets while you as the founder has one.

This shall be printed in block letters in a red frame ahead of most Paul Graham essays about milk, honey and richies in startup land.

He and VCs push theirs agenda because he has hundreds of bets, while founder has one.

They play different game and are quite quiet about it.

Friend of mine has 3 yrs old. The "dolphin" is in constant use by the child. "What is he doing now?" " Let's check what dolphin is playing with today". "What does it say" "Does he miss me?" "Let's play with him".

It quickly became pal of the child.

Friend told that is one in top 5 toys of the child now :)

Yep. they're in deeeep panic mode due to AI.

They're currently sending, massive unsolicited e-mail campaign to all (sic!) stackoverflow users. Message they're sending below. Please find 6 places where they try to address AI directly and indirectly :)

Stack Overflow is investing heavily in enhancing the developer experience across our products, using AI and other technology, to get people to solutions faster.

As part of that initiative, we’ve launched Stack Overflow Labs.

Here is where we’ll share our experiments, demos, insights, and news - across all Stack Overflow products. We plan to continually add to this site as we experiment and release new solutions. You can sign up to get previews and early access to features that will be available on stackoverflow.com.

Our guiding principles for Stack Overflow Labs

Find new ways to give technologists more time to create amazing things. Accuracy is fundamental. That comes from attributed, peer-reviewed sources that provide transparency. The coding field should be accessible to all, including beginners to advanced users. Humans should always be included in the application of any new technology.

Nope.

Cost of implementing better process for all carpenters is significantly higher, than all carpenters still using bad process + _one_ AI being able to clean it for carpenter, plumber, translator, developer (you name it, you got it).

Not even entering laziness/corposlowness gardens etc.

I helped a friend to create home storage with two units (redudancy) of gnubee PC1 (2.5" drives), and setup is ultra useful, fast, low power and reliable (contrary to sibling comments ;) -> highly recommend it.

Usage (few years of happy usage):

* openwrt custom build with patches

* FDE for all drives using linux cryptsetup, including custom patches for cryptoengine (critical)

* big (read x TB) repos served by locally (on gnubee) run syncthing

* big files served for local media devices over ksmbd, (read 4k streams ;)

* drives in raid1 (linux mdraid)

ultra low power for 24/7, with 90% of energy budget for drives.

Highly recommended! But yes, I agree that it required tinkering, skills and time to set up.

I do and recommend three things:

1. have separate vlan (named vspy ;) for all the external devices like appletv etc

2. all traffic to internet dns ports (53, 853 etc) is completely blocked from this vlan

3. all trafic to ips list (using ipset matching for speed) containing manually curated few dozens of publicly known DoH servers (including 8.8.8.8 et. al) is completely blocked from this vlan

In other words: use my own dns server or go away.

all services works fine (apple,google, tv/movies streaming etc.) while being in this vlan, and I see "my" devices continuously hit the 2&3 bariers.

you clearly (in this post and yours others) did not read OP and other comments on this thread where it's documented that it WAS NOT design decision. why use it as an argument where it's written it was NOT by design.

the same with LFS -> this post clearly shows detriment to LFS usage, and probably many other tools written with golang.

'most circumstances': prove it, or dont use.

Nope. Difference is:

You spent one month to prepare huge party for your 100 people extended family, just alone and spending 1000€

Vs

You did the same with 200 people crew, while spending 200 000€. It took one day.

What you praise on him is praising money :-/

Edit: He did, while on oxygen, being teleported by heli (sic!) directly between base camps with literally 100+ support team (including on climbs) all WHILE SPENDING 10+ MLN USD ON IT. The other (previous) guys did not.

Please go check and read mountain community opinion on him.

No it’s not.

This is money project.

1. Financial side of his project (sponsors, movies, advertising) is tremendous. This is financial project done mainly for money, while hiding it.

2. Listen to any of his live interviews. Dude is arrogant as hell.

3. Whole Sherpas motiv is virtue signaling (and clever fake shield for do not criticise me) - this was even written about!

4. Check his media presence: i t is massively huge. Done for revenues and attention.

5. Difference between him and Kukuczka original feat is only one: MONEY (Ok maybe two: Nims ego)

6. Check what of him thinks mountain guides, and people say on r/mountaineering/ - disdain and criticism.

Money buys things like that. And is the main cause of it, while being mentioned in fine print only (another sign of fakeness)

T h i s i s s i m p l y m o n e y.

And ego. A lot of ego with arrogance sauce :-(

Looking at your posts on HN (this topic and others) you clearly and plainly defend CCP (chinese gov) on many of it's policies (even if being atrocities), while trying to evade questions and whitewash topics. You did try defend CCP Taiwan stance.

You either lie, either are (in my opinion) delusional, because your writing here 'CCP is open to criticism', on this very thread about Peng. This is nuts. Literally 30 minutes after publication of her _personal_ post, remind you she is a China citizen, the post is removed (no trial! pure force gov action) and discussion is actively blocked in China. It is a very simple cognitive task in reasoning and critical thinking, to conclude what does it mean for CCP and China in general, if there are _personal_ things not allowed to be aired there.

If you can't grasp it, do a simple exercise: on your next trip to China (or ask your china based family) do a post about Peng, asking for answers, reposting her post etc -> you will be healed quickly and promptly by the very CCP.

p.s. I'm just a guy, my opinion is mine, I may be wrong. Yet I observed your karma on this thread, literally hundreds of people dont agree with you on HN. I would start thinking about me if that many HN people tell me I'm wrong.

but CCP is not, (which is easily check able), so speaks a lot about your inability to connect facts.

Besides, not a reason to look at Taiwan's future, while you can look at Honk Kong past two years.

Firefox 94 5 years ago

TL:DR: don't waste your time. There are literally security features not implemented since 2017.

E.G: no proper support for webauthn (CTAP2) in firefox on macos (abysymal situation shown here: https://fidoalliance.org/fido2/fido2-web-authentication-weba...) linux not much better. Safari, Chrome, even Edge have it, while firefox is stagnating since 2017 (bug report: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1530373 ) :-(

When I hear about features like Colorways being prioritized over things like proper webauthn support on important platform (4 years now) it makes me sad.

Would have helped personally, but moving parts of firefox to rust not even decimated the contributors margin, but probably reduced it 100x. and here we are with rs_webauthn lib lacking necessary fixes in security important area :(

p.s. I knot how my post sounds, but I'm frustrated with (some) mozilla decisions.

I personally use doh_blacklist with around 170ips, where I block outgoing traffic for known (publicly and not so) internet reachable doh resolvers. There is no problem(+) - everything works perfectly.

ipset create blist_doh hash:ip hashsize 1024

for ip in `cat /etc/bin/blist_doh.txt`; do ipset add blist_doh "$ip"; done

iptables -A <insert some iptables placement specific to your outgoing/forwarded traffic> -m set --match-set blist_doh dst -j DROP -m comment --comment 'SPY:all ext DoH BLOCKED'

Still, as of 2021, doh rule is around 2% traffic logged compared to my other rule, where I simply block outgoing 53/udp (except my resolver). a LOT of your devices ignore your dhcp dns settings and try to circumvent it going directly to shady 8.8.8.8 etc.

(*) you shall every few months check and update it.

Please, do not repeat false version of the story, promoted by Lukashenko.

Plane crew change squawk code to intercepted (7700) not 7500 which would indicate terrorist act.

What happened is clear even before crew and passengers start giving press interviews in Vilnius.

And please do not compare it to Bolivian case, then crew decided (to land) and was not put under duress by fighter plane.