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sinsudo
4mo ago
I am 64 years old, perhaps the progress could be directed to enhance living conditions and allowing people to live longer and better, that should be just a better result. Perhaps a pile of millions lines of code with hiding bugs that nobod
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4mo ago
Let people choose the tool they want for communication, just ask them to test that the final message is the one they really want to deliver.
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I don't claim to know the context in which that AI slop communication happens. But when people are really interested in what you ask them, they usually give their own opinions in their own voice.
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4mo ago
I don't know much about curmudgeons, but perhaps there might be a group on HN who downvote just to perform their curmudgeon act. They exploit HN's rules to stay invisible and undetected.
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4mo ago
As a non-native speaker, I cope with language barriers. To overcome those barriers, it is tempting to use an LLM to help you with unknown words or expressions. But the use of LLMs may change your original intention. The LLM may flatten,
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4mo ago
Since you are also commenting libraries, I think that FSet (1) for inmutable memory,and perhaps a comparison with clojure, and the quick-lisp package manager could be mentioned. (1) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47
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4mo ago
The page indicates that there is not function for documentation in common lisp, but (documentation 'documentation 'function) "Return the documentation string of Doc-Type for X, or NIL if none exists.
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4mo ago
I know that the purpose of the page is to compare syntax of common lisp, racket, clojure, and emacs lisp. But some examples could be more idiomatic, for instance instead of (defun add (a &rest b) (if (null b) a (
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4mo ago
Thanks, very good explanation. One question: One could mix both kind of policies, are there hybrid policies? (with samples both from the inner and outer distributions?), if so, how are they named?
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Ask HN: Onboarding LLMs or Students?
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4mo ago
I think what you suggest is like a local second order approximation, that can help. But, I think that the real problem is a global one, is about architectural taste, how the many local pieces interact and their friction. Currently that dem
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Just an anecdote: I was designing a project for LLMs onboarding and orchestration. Claude chose to read only the first 40 lines of each file. Later, in another session, looking for causes of low quality result, Claude detected the fault and
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The irony is that as marketing automation becomes 'complete', its effectiveness drops to zero because everyone is using it. When everyone has an AI SDR, no one answers their email. The only thing AI can't automate is the proo
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Are LLM Useful for Solo Founders
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4mo ago
Perhaps is a good solution. But the focus is in a solution very easy to adopt and your proposal requires the qube OS. What would a drop‑in, frictionless, secure‑enough replacement for sudo look like on mainstream Linux (Ubuntu/Fedora)
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Now Is the Perfect Time to Change Sudo
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Anything that can be modified by an attacker can not be used to secure the sudo command. This is a recursive requirementor hierarchy for secure systems.
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The old bin user is an idea that could be modernized with a new two level sudo concept, the higher one for recovery and diagnosis, already done in Chromebook and other solutions
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The real problem is that there should be at least 2 levels for sudo, one for installing software and another that really allows someone to compromise the entire system, both layers should be separate to mitigate risk. At least the most secu
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4mo ago
Use /usr/bin/sudo yourcommand with any intermediate command not using path but it's real path hard coded. Edited: Previous suggested using \sudo but it depends of the variable path which can be modified by the attacker.