janoelze

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by janoelze 3mo ago
regardless of which side the author personally finds themselves on the privacy debate here; there's cameras directed baby's changing tables. the snapshots are hosted from the ipcrawl itself. it doesn't take a genius to put on
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by janoelze 3mo ago
I dont think it is? https://alec.is/posts/ip-crawl-exposing-the-massive-open-web...
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by janoelze 3mo ago
thank you, appreciate it! the backend is really as lo-fi as you can imagine, a JSON storing the pieces positions, a directory of curated images, some light session management, a little math to track connected pieces in groups.
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by janoelze 3mo ago
stack is vanilla JS and node.js web socket spaghetti code. only really works on desktop right now, but probably will figure out a way to get it to work on mobile.
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Show HN: Puzzle with Strangers. A free multiplayer jigsaw(endtime-instruments.org)
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by janoelze 3mo ago
But… does it look scanned? https://i.imgur.com/ENKZV7s.png
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by janoelze 4mo ago
Is anyone here running OpenClaw productively? What are you doing with it?
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by janoelze 5mo ago
And additionally a failure to handle a responsible disclosure.
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by janoelze 5mo ago
The DMCA takedown also suggests at least one user was not aware of that file being public. This all comes down to what that "sharing" action specifically looked like. ChatGPT recently had a similar case with the sharing feature on
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by janoelze 5mo ago
it's been 5 hours. even manual action to take down the most sensitive files should have completed about 3 hours ago at most. what is happening.
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by janoelze 5mo ago
(weird to share any details about this incident to uninvolved parties via email anyway)
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by janoelze 5mo ago
it's worse than you think – it's an admin password to the ~whole site~
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by janoelze 5mo ago
admin passwords to dating sites, that's the stuff people get blackmailed with
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by janoelze 5mo ago
really bad stuff in the results. very easy to find API tokens, penetration test reports, confidental PDFs, internal APIs. Fiverr needs to immediately block all static asset access until this is resolved. business continuity should not be a
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by janoelze 5mo ago
it's an imperfect system, but UMA decisions can also be disputed again, up to two times iirc, which moves the dispute/decision to a different group of UMA whales. tbh, i think this is as good as it gets – unless you stay out of th
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by janoelze 7mo ago
Don't overthink it.
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by janoelze 8mo ago
amazing, thanks
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by janoelze 8mo ago
Any views on the nature of "maintainability" shifting now? If a fleet of agents demonstrated the ability to bootstrap a project like that, would that be enough indication to you that orchestration would be able to carry the code b
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by janoelze 8mo ago
"Correct" is hard to define with prediction markets as likelihood often increases/decreases in the hours before a market is actually called or confirmed. i can't speak for the methodology here, but i remember this data r
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by janoelze 9mo ago
Thinking more about this, a right to inspect the full context window ensured by consumer protection laws wouldn't be a bad thing. If there's one place to implement a PsyOp, context is it. Users should be allowed to see what influe
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by janoelze 9mo ago
I'm generally positive on LLMs, but became convinced that long term memory features that LLM chat providers implemented are just too hard to keep on track. They create a "story drift" that is hard for users to escape. Many us
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by janoelze 1y ago
it came to mind first, you're free to use whatever flavour of LLM f̶l̶o̶a̶t̶s̶ ̶y̶o̶u̶r̶ ̶b̶o̶a̶t̶ vibes your code.
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by janoelze 1y ago
yes, i was just doing/thinking the same, it was an interesting experience to sculpt a somewhat complex codebase to my needs in minutes.
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by janoelze 1y ago
fork, task claude to remove all github dependence, build.
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by janoelze 1y ago
its a thoughtful idea – and been there too, just recently did a faithful html recreation of the 2005 MSN chat interface to surprise someone with teenage nostalgia. it was sweet.
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by janoelze 1y ago
I recently looked into that for a project and was surprised that it's a built-in feature! :) https://medium.com/@amatewasu/how-to-record-a-canvas-element...
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by janoelze 1y ago
This is remarkably clear writing — you sense how it was formed by thousands upon thousands of hours spent communicating, really cool.
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by janoelze 2y ago
I've experimented with a very similar flow back in the days of GPT3.5. It resulted in really fun story lines, but i found that the player choices benefitted from some steering: For each plot point i generated three choices, where [1] p
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by janoelze 2y ago
nice work! very similar to the scrappy codepen clone i built for myself, will copy a few things! I've integrated AI edits and use it suprisingly often as well to sketch out mini apps. https://endtime-instruments.org/scr
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by janoelze 2y ago
:(

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