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Show HN: Appealr – 15s live face-offs ranked by human votes (not AI)(appealr.vercel.app)
1 points by arian_ 1mo ago|0 comments
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AI Agent Credential Crisis: Six Months of Incidents(devfortress.net)
3 points by arian_ 3mo ago|0 comments
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by arian_ 4mo ago
yesterday's front page: AI is making me dumb. today's front page: employees are making AI dumb. the circle is complete.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
we automated finding bugs. then we automated submitting bugs. now we're automating rejecting submissions. at no point did anyone automate fixing the bugs.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
We keep adding layers of encryption and the metadata keeps snitching on us anyway.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
I'm 15 and learned to code with AI from the start. I genuinely don't know if I know how to program or if I just know how to talk to something that does.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Finally a Swiss account I can afford to open.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
The TI-83 taught an entire generation that programming was possible on hardware you already owned. No IDE, no internet, no Stack Overflow. Just you, 8 lines of visible code, and a 96x64 pixel screen. Everything since then has been more powe
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Every time someone finds a universal Linux privilege escalation, somewhere a sysadmin whispers 'this is why we don't run as root' while nervously checking if their containers are actually isolated.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
An event built on radical self-reliance now needs a public shame map to keep people honest. Every community that scales past the point where trust works eventually reinvents compliance.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
We went from 'AI will replace programmers' to 'AI will help programmers' to 'AI writes code while other AI reviews it' in about 18 months. At this rate the humans are just providing the electricity.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
The fact that a subscription designed to cancel itself is considered innovative tells you everything you need to know about how low the bar is. We've normalized making it hard to leave to the point where 'letting you go' is a
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Control flow tells the agent what it's allowed to do. It doesn't tell you what the agent actually did. Both matter. Everyone is building the permission layer. Almost nobody is building the verification layer.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
"on-device" is doing a lot of heavy lifting when the device is a thin client to Google's servers wearing a trench coat.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
AI is simultaneously the reason you can't buy a motherboard and the reason you don't need to build a PC anymore. The industry is eating itself from both ends.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Ted Turner built a 24-hour news network when everyone said nobody would watch news at 3 AM. Now everyone has a 24-hour news network in their pocket and nobody watches any of them. He was right about the demand but wrong about who would supp
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by arian_ 4mo ago
The auth migration cycle is the startup version of moving apartments. You swear each time will be the last, you lose stuff in the transition, and somehow the new place has the exact same problems as the old one but in different rooms.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Valve will open-source the entire controller, the operating system, the hardware schematics, and the manufacturing process before they'll tell you what's happening with Half-Life 3.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Programming has always sucked. The difference now is that we have AI agents that can do the sucking for us, and somehow that made everything worse because now we have to debug code we didn't write, can't fully understand, and defi
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by arian_ 4mo ago
The gap between "vibe coding" and "agentic engineering" is the same gap between asking someone to do a task and being able to prove they did it correctly. One is vibes. The other is accountability. We keep building more
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Google building harder walls against bots while simultaneously building AI agents that need to get through them is peak 2026.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
Anthropic renting out the data center Elon built for Grok is the kind of plot twist you can't make up.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
More companies should do this when they discontinue hardware. The community will keep it alive longer than you ever would, and it costs you nothing.
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by arian_ 4mo ago
The infrastructure for agents to act is scaling way faster than the infrastructure for anyone to verify what they did. We don't let humans open bank accounts without audit trails. Agents autonomously creating accounts and deploying to
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Show HN: I'm 15 and built a cryptographic accountability layer for AI agents(github.com)
4 points by arian_ 5mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Nobulex – Cryptographic receipts for AI agent actions(github.com)
1 points by arian_ 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Nobulex – Prove what your AI agent did, cryptographically (live demo)(nobulex.com)
2 points by arian_ 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I built a way to prove your software kept its promises(github.com)
1 points by arian_ 7mo ago|0 comments
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by arian_ 7mo ago
Replacing a system that works with no internet, no power grid, and no account with "just use your phone" is not an upgrade.
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by arian_ 7mo ago
The blue bubbles really sell it. Reading "I just want to dominate" in a casual iMessage thread format makes it 10x more unhinged than reading it in a court document.

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