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by brunes 23d ago
You're debating with AI slop... Tobi didn't write any of this. He probably has never even read it.
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by brunes 23d ago
The description came from an LLM. It's slop.
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by brunes 23d ago
He didn't write this, some AI did. And a shoddy one at that given the bugs and AI slop readme.
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Show HN: Scope MCP, Compliance checking for vibe coding teams(scope-mcp.langguard.ai)
1 points by brunes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by brunes 6mo ago
The answer to his question is right here.
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How Self-Driving Cars Teach Us That MCP Is Not Going Anywhere(langguard.ai)
2 points by brunes 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A Cursor plugin to output OpenTelemetry for logging / observability(github.com)
1 points by brunes 8mo ago|0 comments
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by brunes 3y ago
It's frustrating to read articles like this written by people who obviously don't travel much and therefore have no clue what they are talking about. - Yes there are way fewer overhead bins than there are possible space for. This
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by brunes 3y ago
You are misreading and misunderstanding this whole paragraph. The purpose of 10.4 is to allow zoom to send your call to other services, like say YouTube for live streaming, or any of the dozens of other services that integrate with their AP
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by brunes 3y ago
It's not a privacy violation because Service Generated Data is not PII. All of this is a lot of BS about nothing.
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by brunes 3y ago
It is depressing how few people seem to be able to read or understand basic legal text nowadays. Service Generated Data is *very clearly defined* to not include user generated data. Service Genrated Data would include data like APM, error l
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by brunes 3y ago
Because Apple makes a shitton of money selling ads on iOS using its Ad ID. Wait, did you seriously buy into their marketing BS about how they care about your privacy? Apple cares about making money, and that's it. They hamstrung Google
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by brunes 3y ago
They committed three person-years , not three years. This project would need dozens of person-years over a three year period. Also a comment on Github is not a binding support contract. Meta executives could deprioritize this project at an
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by brunes 3y ago
That is the commercial API. People keep treating these the same, when they have nothing to do with eachother.
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by brunes 3y ago
The commercial API has nothing at all to do with the third-party client API.
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by brunes 3y ago
Name a single other major social network around today that has an API and allows third-party clients. The only one I can think of is Reddit - and even in that case, there are numerous features already being locked out of third-party clients
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by brunes 4y ago
How do you position this against AWS's own Security Lake announced at re:Invent in November ( https://aws.amazon.com/security-lake/ ) ? Your architecture diagram looks like a carbon copy of theirs.
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by brunes 4y ago
You're ignoring something critical here. The whole reason these address validation and KYC measures exist is to protect against fraud. They aren't done "just for fun". Please explain how bitcoin solves for that problem.
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by brunes 4y ago
The cost to store nuclear waste is $600 / kg When Starship is fully operational the expected cost to launch payload will be $20 / kg IE you can have a 30x margin of error and still just launch the nuclear waste into space.
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by brunes 4y ago
I have been doing this for ~ 10 years or more. It is trivial to do if you own your own email domain, and only slightly more difficult with GMail. There are other benefits that the article author does not cover, that become clear when you th
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by brunes 4y ago
"Yes". Next.
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by brunes 4y ago
In my opinion, technology does not affect core morality, all it does is amplify the positive and negative. The invention of the knife, of the bow & arrow, of gunpowder, of rockets. Each one of these pieces of technology amplified the wa
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by brunes 5y ago
In most civilized countries, parental leave is at least 1-2 years. Google still has a ways to go.
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by brunes 5y ago
There are a couple of misleading things in this post. The assumption that Chromium (& Webkit) is controlled soley by Google, is outdated. If you think Microsoft would have made a strategic shift like basing Edge on Chromium without ensu
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by brunes 5y ago
What would truely make XMPP stick and be a killer app, would be if enterprise interoperability could be shown between apps like Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Discord. The amount of friction that enterprise consumers like myself have to deal w
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by brunes 6y ago
You seem to underestimate the burden of moving. People have spouses, children, families, responsibilities. Not everyone can just pick up and move. Also, not everyone wants to move - some are very happy in a given location for various tangib
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by brunes 6y ago
Remember: if you can do your job from anywhere, then someone else can also do your job from anywhere. Folks who reject their location-based pay will eventually be replaced by others who are just as skilled but have until recently been shu
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by brunes 6y ago
I am pretty sure they are not even a script kiddie... they are just a fairly immature troll. Not sure what caused the original email, but the reply is just a copy/paste of various unrelated things and security incidents that the person
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by brunes 12y ago
Does anyone have any pointers as to an example hostname that would trigger this? I am trying to determine if one can write a signature for it. --Conclusion: inet_aton() is the only option, and the hostname must have one of the following for