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by ailef 20d ago
> I wonder if it's a bug/issue with specific browsers. Seems like it. It loaded near instantly as well from my Android smartphone using Firefox.
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Show HN: Before Upload – check files locally before sending them to AI tools(beforeupload.com)
3 points by ailef 4mo ago|1 comments
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by ailef 4mo ago
Hi HN! I built Before Upload, a small browser-based tool that checks files before you upload them, in general, or specifically to AI tools. The tool tries to identify mostly PII leaks (personal info, VAT codes, API keys/secrets) and pr
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by ailef 5mo ago
> Hitting companies with monetary fines does not work. Hitting the employees with jail time will make sure they don't sign on dangerous or known problematic systems. What!? So, when you can't switch jobs because the market is b
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by ailef 5mo ago
He didn't imply it's morally dubious, I just read it as "people have more pressing matters to direct their attention to than this".
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by ailef 9mo ago
Notice the hypocrisy of the "explosions reported" title instead of "US bombs Venezuela".
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by ailef 1y ago
Not paying rent is kind of a problem for most people.
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by ailef 1y ago
> We take an opinionated view of the Spring platform and third-party libraries so you can get started with minimum fuss Spring Boot is definitely opinionated (this is taken from their home page). Maybe not as much as RoR, but saying it i
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by ailef 1y ago
To me it seems out of step with US foreign policy.
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by ailef 1y ago
The difference is you need a lot of training data to do that. Instead, now you can just tweak a system prompt and adapt it to whatever new policy you want to implement.
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by ailef 1y ago
Isn't it "hustle"? But since it's a hassle to hustle it kinda makes sense too.
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by ailef 1y ago
Prophetic bitcointalk thread from 2011: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=53855.0
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by ailef 1y ago
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by ailef 1y ago
filetype:txt should do the trick!
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by ailef 2y ago
> The assessment that the US is more likely to invade another country than china is not ridiculous anymore When was it ever?
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by ailef 2y ago
I've built something similar a few years ago, combining Wikipedia content and open domain pictures/videos to create long form videos automatically. Uploaded a bunch on YouTube as well. Wrote a blog post in case anyone is intereste
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by ailef 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33755016
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by ailef 2y ago
How would an LLM agent "block these security bugs at runtime" exactly?
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by ailef 2y ago
And your colleagues really spent a few days trying to figure this out?
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by ailef 2y ago
Thanks! I think the Django one allows more stuff like e.g. layout customization. I haven't used it extensively so it was more of an assumption honestly! It's been around a long time and I just spent a couple months on my project i
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by ailef 2y ago
For the admin part, check out http://snapadmin.dev It's my open source project which provides similar functionality, although not nearly as complete (and as well maintained) as the Django alternative.
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by ailef 2y ago
What would be the advantage of using an LLM here? As opposed to parsing/validating the input using any other technique (of it's a well defined format, where you have e.g. a grammar).
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Ask HN: Should we start a discussion about the DSA?
2 points by ailef 2y ago|0 comments
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Creating a 2D physics engine from scratch in JavaScript(ailef.tech)
2 points by ailef 2y ago|0 comments
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by ailef 2y ago
Yes, because with all the history of coups, invasion and illegal wars the US is definitely the side that wants "peace and prosperity"...
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by ailef 2y ago
If there's something you can easily say on HN without the slightest piece of evidence and without fear of being called out is implicating Russia in any situation like this. This thread reads like a propaganda fair sponsored by Western
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by ailef 2y ago
*in a perfect world with no monopolies, no information asymmetry and probably a dozen other caveats.
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by ailef 2y ago
There's no need to define it as hate speech, since the DSA purposely mentions a very vague "harmful speech/content" (not "hateful") which can in turn applied to whatever the EU sees fits. For example, any obje
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by ailef 3y ago
Reddit used to be really easy to scrape. I haven't really had the need to do it after the API changes drama, but the trick of appending `.json` to the URL apparently still works, example: https://www.reddit.com/r/T
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by ailef 3y ago
You write a text containing the JSON with all the data and instructions on how to analyze it and you instruct the LLM to extract what you're looking for (the "prompt"). The easiest way to start is probably the OpenAI API, or

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