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nibbleyou
9d ago
Would you mind sharing a link to toolgate. Google search found a lot of matches but none that matched your description.
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nibbleyou
12d ago
You can use NextDNS as your dns provider on your phone or use Rethink DNS app like me
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nibbleyou
12d ago
Does anyone know if it is not ZDR on the codex app usage too. I am assuming it isn't
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nibbleyou
17d ago
I also wouldn't want people to have viewed my browser history on every commit pre-AI era.
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nibbleyou
24d ago
Off-topic and may be found rude - I find multiple instances of "Kahn" in the comments. Is it really that difficult to put in the effort to learn the correct spelling of "Khan" specially when it is everywhere in TFA, the
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nibbleyou
1mo ago
Idk I just don't like the richest man on planet and the owner of the "town square of the internet" to post fake news blatantly to promote hate against a group of people.
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nibbleyou
1mo ago
As a random lurker, since Nikita took over I mostly only see racist, misogynistic, and pornographic content other than Elon Musk's tweets. Twitter used to be a better place than this. I hope he is happy with the engagement that he brou
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
It's an open source software but I think we have to start restricting the definition of FOSS to remove software that have a requirement for continuous to sign a CLA and the organization is VC funded.
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
This is something that I noticed after doing a Google search on a new machine without uBlock Origin installed. I was unable to identify that the first link was an advertisement to a competitor's product of the brand I looked up. I reme
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
I didn't find it to be AI-generated.
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
I used to get overjoyed and would tell my partner how amazing programmer I am every time I built something that felt difficult at the beginning. Now for every problem I know Claude/Codex will do it, and they do. I just don't get t
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
I think the issue is the lack of consent. Whether a service I use is protecting my website from scrapers or feeding everything to scrapers, some of us would prefer that it takes our informed consent before doing so.
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
If AGI can do everything and a few own the AGI, then they have that power. Even now the machine owners have enough power to change laws to their liking, bending governments and public opinion to their will.
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
I feel the interests would rise to accommodate for all the bankruptcies that inevitably happen exactly 7 years after
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
Unregulated nuclear energy is only going to show us how unsafe it is.
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
Interesting. Thank you
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nibbleyou
2mo ago
Unrelated: what's the point of "*equal contribution"? Why would someone specify this
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nibbleyou
3mo ago
I don't understand why you are being downvoted while Elon has made it clear multiple times that that's what they are working on.
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nibbleyou
3mo ago
Mind sharing details of your setup?
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nibbleyou
3mo ago
What does it contain?
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nibbleyou
3mo ago
Because a human fails in a known way. If a human does not have expertise in domain X or tech Y, they will fail there and the expectation is that they will fail. With an LLM you never know where it can fail. There is no domain expertise for
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nibbleyou
3mo ago
> masterful piece of financial engineering Love how we assign positive adjectives to unethical practices by corporates
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nibbleyou
3mo ago
I don't understand this logic. Does whole market mean scamming companies too?
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nibbleyou
4mo ago
> If a one wants IP and rule of law (incl contracts) to be respected, one should not violate others rights when it is convenient. Yes that's what should be said to OpenAI. Now they should not cry about their T&Cs not being respe
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nibbleyou
4mo ago
I think a lot of us would be fine for AA to be a for-profit enterprise earning money from donations and deals with companies. The service it provides is invaluable - free and DRM-free access to millions of titles in the world.
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nibbleyou
4mo ago
I have only worked in startups and I have been an early engineer in both of them. I would always get high privileges within a short time where I would have the access to create and delete resources. I don't think it's that uncommo
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Ask HN: How do you give estimates in the age of Agentic coding
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nibbleyou
4mo ago
I too have felt the same around me. There is this lack of faith in the institutions now, feeling of distrust. Someone on HN called this the era of shamelessness and I kind of agree to it. The top has gotten shameless and the people at the b
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nibbleyou
5mo ago
There's also a tool to automatically push it to multiple repos: https://github.com/prashantsengar/GitEcho Disclaimer: the author is a colleague of mine Though to be fair, what the parent meant by federated forges
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nibbleyou
5mo ago
Curious to know what kind of problems you are talking about here
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