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by lkt 8d ago
You know exactly what he means.
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by lkt 1mo ago
Opencode Go has Qwen 3.8 Max at $10/month
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by lkt 2mo ago
I don't think that's a very good comparison. People can drive a car without an expert but they can't build a car. People can use software without being an expert but still require an expert to build software. AI could provide
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by lkt 3mo ago
American politics often have a blast radius of the entire world, Swedish politics less so
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by lkt 3mo ago
The guy running the twitter account is incompetent but the actual devs are a lot saner I think. I agree it reflects poorly on them though
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by lkt 3mo ago
Drew should include himself on that list, he’s earned it.
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by lkt 4mo ago
Is it cheap? `chat-latest` on https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/pricing is showing $5/$30 input/output which is the same price as gpt-5.5
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by lkt 7mo ago
Yes I have the "Google AI Pro" plan from here https://gemini.google/subscriptions/ and you can login to the Gemini CLI with oauth
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by lkt 7mo ago
Anyone know if this is available in the Gemini CLI with a subscription (not api key)? Still seeing only Gemini 3 pro preview
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by lkt 7mo ago
Is it AI generated though?
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by lkt 9mo ago
I've been doing some reverse engineering recently and have found Gemini 3 Pro to be the best model for that, surprisingly much better than Opus 4.5. Maybe it's time to give Codex a try
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by lkt 9mo ago
That's what I thought too, but the article says it was submitted to ZDI and they handled the communication with Posthog
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by lkt 9mo ago
Out of interest, how much does ZDI pay for a bug like this?
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by lkt 9mo ago
They do scan but they miss a lot. The frequency decreased after Github started scanning all repositories but I still report leaked secrets to bug bounty programs pretty often. Unfortunately Home Depot don't have a bug bounty program so
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by lkt 9mo ago
No because it allows you to set the bozo bit on them and completely disregard anything they say in the future
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by lkt 2y ago
You can find a dozen projects on Github that do this, it's not sensitive information that needs protecting
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by lkt 2y ago
I think you have a very skewed view of what people interested in cryptocurrency are like.
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by lkt 2y ago
They're great if you need raw processing power but they have a very backwards, German view of the internet where even a port scan is considered abuse. It's very easy to get your machine nullrouted or account closed. I use them a l
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by lkt 3y ago
I looked into swapping to Apple Music before but couldn't find a way to play lossless music on Linux making swapping pointless. Apparently[0] decryption for lossless isn't supported for 3rd party clients. Anyone know of a way arou
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by lkt 3y ago
Bevy has a lot of features enabled by default that add to the size. You can get bevy-snake down to 12 MB (3.2 MB gzipped, 1.9 MB brotli'd) if you only enable rendering and sprites, and strip the function names section. It's still
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by lkt 3y ago
That's absolutely not the case, HN is mostly people who think they're geniuses because they can program computers. Read the comments on any post about a topic you know a lot about and you'll see it's full of people talki
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by lkt 3y ago
Here is the safety notification: https://www.omnipod.com/en-gb/fsn-11-2023
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by lkt 3y ago
Apparently the move in this article is for their EU operations, now they're looking for a US colo provider to do the same there. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38280506
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by lkt 3y ago
They use "newf*gs" on 4chan, I assume that word is banned here so the above posters are censoring it.
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by lkt 3y ago
This is fine, that's the point of federation. Beehaw's stated goal is "Aspiring to be(e) a safe, friendly and diverse place." so it's understandable they would want to be more selective with who they federate with t
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by lkt 3y ago
That wasn't the case back then, there was a very strong "if it's legal, it's allowed" sentiment on reddit. It was only after it started getting attention in mainstream media that it was banned.
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by lkt 5y ago
Looks like they have added a builder for tokio::task[1] that will allow you to set a name. It's unstable at the moment so you would need to set the tokio_unstable cfg flag. [1]: https://github.com/tokio-rs/tokio&#x
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by lkt 5y ago
Sadly uTorrent did succumb to darkness a while ago by bundling a bitcoin miner and other dodgy software with the client as installer opt-out checkboxes.