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iosifache
7mo ago
You can find them linked [1] in the OG article from Anthropic [2]. [1] https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2026-1... [2] https://www.anthropic.com/news/mozilla-firefox-s
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AI Agents Need Permission Slips – NDC London 2026
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Moltbook, Agent Trustworthiness, and Prompt Attestation
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iosifache
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iosifache
8mo ago
Full text below: @moltbook is a cool social experiment, but its trust model will likely undermine its long-term sustainability. An agent is deemed trustworthy simply by (1) requesting an API key with its name and description, then (2) havin
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Phrack Magazine RSS
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iosifache
1y ago
Judging by the 2020s cadence, there is a 50% chance of having another Phrack Magazine release next year. Why not have all the articles in the new issue directly piped into your favorite RSS reader? iosifache[.]me/feeds/phrack.xml
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iosifache
1y ago
It was a misunderstanding on my side between a priori copyrighting and patenting for orphaned works. Thus, the first one is possible, the latter not. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain!
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iosifache
1y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?q=anna%27s+archive
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iosifache
1y ago
Ah, wow, thank you for the links and additional context. This is new information to me. > Their copyright holder may step forward at any time after you've treated it as unlicensed. Does this mean that Satoshi can just come and claim
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iosifache
1y ago
Thank you, sir! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44518393
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iosifache
1y ago
UPDATE: Following a suggestion from @irskep, I've added CLI command support for the search and download features. This raised a valid concern - while we're focused on building MCP servers, we shouldn't overlook whether users
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iosifache
1y ago
Agreed on all of this! I'm expecting MCP server creation to be natively supported by API libraries. The abstractions are very similar.
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iosifache
1y ago
The waiting part is nonexistent if you have an active donation (which is also required by this MCP server for API access). The fast downloads mean you request a book and start downloading it immediately.
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iosifache
1y ago
That would imply constantly reminding users of an available action, which isn't the case since the MCP server is just a dormant capability that needs to be triggered.
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iosifache
1y ago
Cheers!
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iosifache
1y ago
Cheers, glad you like it! I justified the hours I invested by thinking I could search, download, and explore books directly from Claude Desktop. While the initial steps are achievable with a CLI tool, the integration opens up new possibilit
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iosifache
1y ago
It's doable, as you'll also find MCP servers for reading files [1]. Claude Desktop also has a built-in file reader [2], so you can ask it to read the file and process the content (e.g., generate a summary or even a meta-summary [3
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iosifache
1y ago
> I wonder if it would also happily go along with requests for Harry Potter or other copyrighted material? There's no way to protect against this. Anna's Archive doesn't include licence information in their data fields. It
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iosifache
1y ago
I just provide a hammer. Users decide whether they're hitting their own nail or the metal one. The comparison might be loose, but the problem is similar to releasing a browser. Do you prevent users from accessing websites you think are
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iosifache
1y ago
> local copy of this corpus Are you referring to the JSON index ( https://annas-archive.org/faq#api )?
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Show HN: MCP server for searching and downloading documents from Anna's Archive
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1y ago
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Show HN: haveibeenpwned.watch
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iosifache
2y ago
I think people aren’t adding intros even though they have free LinkedIn messages for invites. Regarding the second last, there’s a chance that only one person will remember who the other person is. If you have a super intense networking nig
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Manifesto for those who dislike blank LinkedIn connection requests
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AppSec in Ubuntu
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3y ago
During application security work on Ubuntu for my job or other hobby projects, I found myself looking for useful tooling and ended up visiting Ubuntu Software several times. Regardless of whether you’re a developer looking to design secure
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The Open Source Fortress
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iosifache
3y ago
The Linux, Ubuntu, and open source communities successfully organised the Ubuntu Summit less than two weeks ago. On the event's final day, I presented the first iteration of a software security workshop, "The Open Source Fortress:
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Manager of third-party sources of Semgrep rules
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Trends in Twitter’s Architecture
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