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A 'swarm' of AI agents hacked Hugging Face, in the AI's own words(abc.net.au)
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Show HN: Csirac emulator with Interprogram – first .au computer & language(grahame.dev)
3 points by grahameb 8d ago|0 comments
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2026 Apple Design Award Winners(developer.apple.com)
3 points by grahameb 4mo ago|0 comments
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by grahameb 4mo ago
It seems strange that the required resources aren't provided by the educational institution?
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Show HN: Sebastos: a sync client for Standard Ebooks(github.com)
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by grahameb 9mo ago
Direct link to the Vonnegut recordings https://www.92ny.org/archives/kurt-vonnegut,-jr
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by grahameb 1y ago
I've noticed this – I'm a former software engineer, now a full-time priest. It's been fascinating to reflect on how the base of my analogies has shifted from software/tech to theology/the Christian tradition. Not en
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by grahameb 1y ago
Intel Macs aren't PCs... Apple did a lot of the wider platform beyond the CPU themselves.
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by grahameb 1y ago
My ISP gives me v6 and lets me turn off their firewall. That's a start
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by grahameb 1y ago
I hope that the next big shift will be to undo the asymmetry that crept into the internet quickly after it first became popular. Let us host stuff at home. Let us run odd and strange and great systems wherever we are. Undo the cloud, undo t
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by grahameb 1y ago
Here's a quote from that book, 'The Road Ahead': > Corporations will redesign their nervous systems to rely on the networks that reach every member of the organization and beyond into the world of suppliers, consultants an
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by grahameb 1y ago
it's open source, if you self-host it's free
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by grahameb 1y ago
I recently set up passkey-only sign ins for a webapp I'm writing using Authentik [0](Python OIDC provider, with quite a nice docker-compose run-up, took only minutes to stand up.) It was surprisingly easy to configure everything so tha
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by grahameb 1y ago
I ran into one of these in the very early 00s; was working at a university (back in the days when a couple of people would run all the central servers, running Linux on beige PCs.) We had some anti-spam/AV software that looked at every
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by grahameb 1y ago
A friend had a book she'd written in a Mac version of word from the early 90s; none of the current Microsoft versions of Word (windows, mac, web) would read it, but Libreoffice worked fine, so a little script later using Libreoffice&#x
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Pocket ID: Simple OIDC provider for passkeys(github.com)
1 points by grahameb 1y ago|0 comments
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by grahameb 1y ago
There's still a dearth of support in commonly used open source backend frameworks, too – and, at least after looking a bit the other day, I couldn't find much in the way of documentation on the standard flows. I was hindered a lit
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by grahameb 1y ago
Thanks!
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by grahameb 1y ago
Can you make slides and handouts from the same primary document? That'd save me an inordinate amount of time for some church use-cases.
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by grahameb 1y ago
Yep – I've been using Django since 2007. The big win used to be the admin, ORM, database migrations... but now oddly enough a lot of that has become a pain. I'm someone who knocks small solutions together for fun or to scratch and
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by grahameb 1y ago
I'd like to be able to say, as a page / site, "disable all APIs that let this page communicate out to the net" and for that to be made known to the user. It'd be quite handy for making and using utility pages that d
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by grahameb 2y ago
cleric here, so excuse me for getting theological: but there should be (and at times truly has been, even if flawed) a shared understanding of the dignity and worth of every person. if we have that, then when one party or another is in powe
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by grahameb 2y ago
What a beautiful use of technology to uphold someone's personhood, and let them know they are loved, despite (and with regard to) a profound injury. This reminds me of a desire I've had for a long time: a simple, wall-mountable eI
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Peter Higgs, physicist who discovered Higgs boson, has died(theguardian.com)
945 points by grahameb 2y ago|104 comments
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‘Economic Picture Ahead Is Dire,’ Elon Musk Tells Twitter Employees(nytimes.com)
8 points by grahameb 4y ago|1 comments
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The Val Programming Language(val-lang.dev)
4 points by grahameb 4y ago|3 comments
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by grahameb 4y ago
It makes me sad to think of all those simple little services we used to run on *NIX machines, like `finger` and `whois`. You'd never want to disclose that information now, but at the time it was quite nice to be able to see if a friend