orourke

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by orourke 4mo ago
My son was in the middle of an exam and then his screen went black and it showed the message from ShinyHunters. Hasn’t been able to get back in since.
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by orourke 8mo ago
I feel that getting anywhere into the neighborhood of “kind of working” for a project like this is noteworthy and a huge milestone. Maybe a better headline would be, however: Agents almost create a working browser.
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by orourke 9mo ago
This has been my experience exactly. Even over just the last few weeks I’ve noticed a dramatic drop in having to undo what the agents have done.
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by orourke 11mo ago
I think the concern in this case is that, unlike before where machines were built for other people to use, we’re now building machines that may be able to use themselves.
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by orourke 1y ago
Why would someone try to hurt this guy? This site is great.
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by orourke 2y ago
In the case of unsubscribe links I think it’s more about having your sending reputation destroyed by ISPs because they will penalize you heavily if people have to use the spam button to unsubscribe. Our company makes it as easy as possible
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by orourke 2y ago
I’ve been working with React Native and Flutter and every time I have to interact directly with iOS/Android, I find that Android is much easier to work with and feels much better designed from a software/api/config perspectiv
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by orourke 2y ago
Not a series of prime numbers?
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by orourke 2y ago
What’s most fascinating to me is the certainly with which they believed that other worlds were inhabited. Horace Walpole, for example, even abandoning his faith over the theological difficulties it presented. Hundreds of years later, howeve
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by orourke 2y ago
Because “carbon” in these conversations is a proxy to “stuff” as an important input to everything. Of course, the rich have more stuff. Interestingly, focusing on carbon allows for applying a moral dimension to having more stuff: it’s not o
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by orourke 3y ago
All code may be technical debt but the interest rate can vary.
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by orourke 3y ago
“sub-nanosecond synchronization” “typical distances of 10 km between nodes” Light travels 30cm in a nanosecond. How do they achieve sub-nanosecond accuracy over long distances?