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Cyphase

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About Cyphase

Email address is my name at my name dot com.

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    Comment #47748869

    I've been on sabbatical (not on leave from anywhere, just decided to take a break from work) for months now, taking some time for myself. Minimal tech stuff until more recently, bu…

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    Comment #47423207

    Wrong story. :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47387268

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    Comment #47411131

    Input (source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9272 ): 1. re: the first part, many people want something plug and play. and even if they were plug and play, the problem is tha…

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    Comment #47411103

    Input (source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 ): I have a few qualms with this app: 1. For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by …

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    Comment #47408942

    I'm not seeing that. Which permissions?

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    Comment #47391591

    RSS and feed readers still exist! All hope is not lost.

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    Comment #47391447

    How often do you find issues during review? What kinds of issues?

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    Comment #47384717

    I read "position" as "poison" a few times before I got it.

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    Comment #47377165

    I think we're getting lost in the weeds. This has almost nothing to do with the LLM. It's about A/B testing. There's a piece of software where the behavior is being changed in unan…

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    Comment #47376791

    There's a difference between "LLMs are inherently black boxes that require lots of work to attempt to understand" and explicitly changing how a piece of software works. Should peop…

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    Comment #47350815

    Real programmers use butterflies. https://xkcd.com/378/

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    Comment #47350620

    Full title (too long for HN) includes founding members: Optical Scale-up Consortium Established to Create an Open Specification for AI Infrastructure Led by Founding Members AMD, B…

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    Comment #47347085

    This is why WireGuard has continued to work even when a peer is otherwise unusable from low free memory. :)

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    Comment #47347072

    Counter-anecdote: I've been using WireGuard on Android for years with no particular issues to speak of. 0.0.0.0/0 to my home network. I often forget to enable WiFi at home and don'…

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    Comment #47326436

    I didn't say because those accounts exist, I said based on them.

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    Comment #47323258

    Sure looks legit based on the linked Keybase, Twitter, and GitHub.

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    Comment #47320455

    I saw "reddit.com" and my first thought was r/DataHoarder.

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    Comment #47318995

    Other words too, e.g. "from". My first thought was that the creator used a search library that filters common words by default, but the search code is all in the page and doesn't d…

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    Comment #47303977

    I posted another comment about my main project, but on the side, I'm working on an ergonomic local sandbox management tool. Yes, for AI agents, but also for anything else. Crowded …

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    Comment #47303945

    I've been on sabbatical (not on leave from anywhere, just decided to take a break from work) for months now, taking some time for myself. Minimal tech stuff until more recently, bu…

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    Comment #47297788

    I also get that screen on GitHub occasionally, so it's not just you.

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    Comment #47269506

    Sadly it's not hard for people who want to create inauthentic text content to prompt and process away a lot of the low-hanging signs.

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