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by rpigab 10d ago
Publish it with a README in which you tell everyone that you're a dumb vibe coder and you didn't read or understand any of the LLM output code. This is legal advice and may be used in court as such.
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by rpigab 16d ago
Wierd that this information was missing until today, maybe it was so obvious that nobody deemed useful to include it in the other revisions of this page.
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by rpigab 2mo ago
Should we blindly trust OpenAI's narrative about this event? It's strangely convenient to arrive at a point when OpenAI was way behing in cybersecurity vs Claude Mythos Fable and everything, Anthropic was making headlines each wee
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by rpigab 2mo ago
We could fix this graph using AI: make AI post 250k questions each month, problem solved?
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by rpigab 3mo ago
Obviously a Hackernews thread on Google internal policy is related to Google (your employer).
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by rpigab 3mo ago
Do they work without noticable latency on other devices? I've always found the BT technology wasn't designed for gaming, it even has a feature to delay streamed video until the sound catches up in order to reduce latency for video
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by rpigab 4mo ago
I think I set up my Apple account about 14 years ago. I have no clue what I put as security answers when I was young, even though I think I have the answers, it won't accept them. I still know my password, I still have access to the em
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by rpigab 4mo ago
AI in search is worthless to me because of how many SEO AI slop spamsites are created daily, pretending to be regular newssites and regurgitating random crap that's always the first result when you search for specific things, like a co
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by rpigab 4mo ago
I have been a gamer for all my life, I have many PCs, until early 2024 one of them had to run Windows for gaming. I quit Windows, and didn't have to quit gaming, thanks to Steam's Proton + WINE + everything else. Now, because I ha
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by rpigab 4mo ago
I knew Death Stranding 3 wasn't out yet!
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by rpigab 5mo ago
This reaction is normal, aletik could have been the next Jia Tan, for all we know, and could have distributed "fake notepad++ for Mac" binaries with backdoors in them to thousand of Mac users who think it is an officially n++-endo
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by rpigab 7mo ago
The letter "y" is off, it's bugging me.
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by rpigab 7mo ago
I feel the same way, but I'm not too dismissive of it in public because I haven't given too much dollars to the gold rush shovel sellers to really try the best models. I'm mostly a freeloader, so how could I judge people who
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by rpigab 7mo ago
I've been wondering why my scroll speed was off in LinkedIn, inspecting scroll-related css without finding an answer, I thought this was a bug. Anyone know what property does this? I might try to fix it with uBO scripts. I think they w
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by rpigab 7mo ago
> Our own computers to some extent do this in the IRS, in credit files, and so on, but that does not take us towards 1984, except in fevered imaginations. Computers and tyranny do not necessarily go hand in hand. Tyrannies have worked ve
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by rpigab 7mo ago
https://www.saylortracker.com
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by rpigab 7mo ago
I think customers sometimes want the third S, Security, which is not (yet) a given in LLM-assisted coding.
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by rpigab 8mo ago
IMO, paying is the best alternative to getting ads everywhere or losing future support because the people making updates lose interest or go out of business.
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by rpigab 8mo ago
It seems the term has been introduced by Andrej Karpathy in February 2025, so yes, but very often, people say "vibe coding" when they mean "heavily (or totally) LLM-assisted coding", which is not synonymous, but sounds b
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by rpigab 8mo ago
There's worse: "Out of memory: Kill process or sacrifice child"
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by rpigab 8mo ago
I would recommend it yes, the biggest pain point of switching OSes for me is getting your data out on an external drive, I'm not good with backups so it always takes a while for me to find my files and make sure I'm not erasing va
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by rpigab 8mo ago
Ha ha, I think the busybox rm implementation also doesn't have it, be careful, it's present in lightweight containers, even though it's probably a recent thing. Can't speak for MacOS too. TBF, this safeguard has never sa
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by rpigab 8mo ago
It's a nice addition for certain use cases, however in the case of running "rm -rf ...", it has no effect because of the "-f / --force" flag set afterwards. "rm -if" never prompts, "rm -fi"
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by rpigab 8mo ago
As a gamer and software developer, I've been Windows-free for over two years, no regrets, maybe kernel level anticheat competitive multiplayer games, but I have tons of other games and not much time to spend in multiplayer. Ubuntu on d
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by rpigab 8mo ago
We just need to wait for AGI. There's an "S" in "AGI", right? There has to be.
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by rpigab 8mo ago
People trust their browser nowadays, I'd expect the attack to be even easier if you just render the markdown in html, hiding the injection using plain old css text styling like in the docx but with many more possibilities. You can even
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by rpigab 8mo ago
Ubuntu pro and snap sure are obnoxious. On servers I prefer Debian, but my experience on Debian hasn't been as smooth as Ubuntu for gaming, even when activating Debian nonfree repositories with proprietary NVIDIA drivers. I've had
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by rpigab 8mo ago
What did you expect when confronting it? It's a text autocomplete engine, it will spit out what you want, biased towards absolute politeness and sycophancy. It's like yelling at your toaster.
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by rpigab 8mo ago
I was actually looking for cool lawyers names to name the new minerals I discovered, but these came up.
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by rpigab 9mo ago
The whole plot of Blade Runner is to detect AI so indeed, it is intentional, also I'm surprised ChatGPT managed to create something nice given the difficulty, but I understand HN would become awful in a matter of days if we let AI comm

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