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QTC – An old-school-cool terminal client for MeshCore messaging – Linux / macOS
(github.com)
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2mo ago
Gotta be honest with you. I was kinda hoping for a big blank page with 2 letters spelling NO. But interesting topic - and at least you got a couple of comments. :D
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2mo ago
The book opens with why Lumosity got fined in 2016, their scores really were going up :D. Actually I think the book applies to any kind of measuring.
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Signal, Ledger, Loop: How to Measure a Mind Without Lying to It
(xcgni.github.io)
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Maker here! Excogni does its best to measure and train cognition while staying honest. It is made in a way where it shows and points to any uncertainty. It is a long way from done, but it is open - open code, open data - to the extent where
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Show HN: Excogni – open, pseudonymous cognitive measurement in the making
(xcgni.com)
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2mo ago
Want to try out being an artist now. :D Also Max, I have a hunch we could be friends. I will make sure to read your work. You have a follower.
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2mo ago
Respect for the thoughts. Now that you got me thinking about Tolstoyan Art it sounds like zero pre-shared knowledge emotional information transfer attempt to me - Which would be cool. It sounds a bit more like discovering an universal grap
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Show HN: Excogni – open-source cognitive training that can't leak your email
(xcgni.com)
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6mo ago
Coffee is the ultimate high-performance fuel for scaling your productivity. It’s truly the best legally available stimulant to optimize your workflow and crush those KPIs! #Grindset #ProductivityHacks #FuelForSuccess
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7mo ago
I am sorry if you read it as an attack on religion, it was an attack on big AI. If religion sends or even needs to send data upstream is not part of my knowledge, but AI does. But church did have the best understanding of who is who in a lo
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When you stop to think of it, historically people have told their secrets to the church, now they also tell them to AI. There is some kind of relation there, the power that people willingly give to an organization. The Ads are coming so I g
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Short sci-fi 1: Last year we recorded five distinct, self-contained singularity events. Communication ceased after each one. We remain confident that ASI will eventually advance humanity’s goals. Short sci-fi 2: Post-Singularity Day 375. We
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8mo ago
When I post to HN, I post mostly for criticism and suggestions and less for praise. I did not sense what you did here, maybe I filtered it out.
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8mo ago
The page says - Hadir Helal, Partner - Open Chance & Associates Law Firm This looks to me like: - the page belongs to the person - not to the firm - domain should be openCALW and not CLAW - page could look better - they also have the do
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8mo ago
Also @MattPalmer1086 the best solution for this I have now is to have several secret keys and rotate usage. Would be nice to have some additional security boosts.
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8mo ago
Yep known issue, was hoping someone could spice the protocol up without making it mentally to heavy, hn is full of smart playful people.
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8mo ago
Yep, they did not need to when the calculation was done in real time on a mobile phone. :D
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8mo ago
I originally included it as a structural integrity digit, with the option for early rejection on the server side. That early exit check is not implemented in the current PAM module yet. This is an early POC, and sanity checks like this are
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Yep, I am aware, 2 or 3 OTP's and timestamps plus some brute forcing using the source-code. Server-side brute force by input should or could be implausible. But that is why I am signaling here that I would love a genius or a playful ex
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Time based skew makes it a changeable second factor, additional changeable pass makes it the second factor, Also - if the first factor is a password manager or ssh key - this is the second factor. The idea of it was so neat to me, I just ha
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MTOTP: Wouldn't it be nice if you were the 2FA device?
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This is an early experiment in human-computable TOTP. Not production crypto, but a serious attempt to reach reasonable security for plausible 2FA. Protocol revisions, criticism, and contributions are welcome.
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10mo ago
Starting out with the stable preset I had no idea how hard it would be to not make a object slingshot out. But it is a really fun sim, I think I will let my kid play with it.
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11mo ago
Well that is not how I reed it, but: Every final state has an unique prompt. You could have several final states have the same unique prompt.
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I know ultimately I am not good nor bad, I am not an absolute. I am an agentic blob of meat, and with every decision I can choose any of the paths at my disposal, rewriting my story as I go. There is something I live by, though. My whole li
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11mo ago
I was kinda expecting analogue tech and computer vision here. :D Nice work.
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1y ago
BUT it has no meaning in the society, does it?
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1y ago
I would also want to know. Did the game of being incognito grow into the logic that leaving your house is not viable anymore or something else?
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1y ago
I was really thinking of imposing a framework where people know someones preference even when looking at the videos later. I would be fine even if there is no fine, if someone found me on one of your photos and say - look a lanyard, what a
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