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GeoSys
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Comment #48322023
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Comment #48322008
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Comment #48321967
Disclosure: I built something similar called HODLings. Fungible's architecture (local data, no vendor cloud) is the right answer for the crypto ecosystem too (arguably even more so…
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Comment #47745689
Any word on the motivation of the attach? Any manifesto or a group taking responsibility?
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Comment #47744919
I've been working on HODLings, a private crypto tracker, which doesn't track you! https://www.geosystemsdev.com/products/hodlings/ In essence, it runs on your mobile device and sto…
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Comment #47738117
Very positive outlook... It may or it may not - time will tell. However, atm, I think they're competing for attention and investments, which is why they make such bomb she'll claim…
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Comment #47738100
Yes, AI tools rarely push back and tend to agree with the human. So if the human is spitting racist/misogynistic/homophobic etc crap, they'll find in AI a friend to validate and en…
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Comment #47660296
Why does it need to be a Chrome extension?
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Comment #47658987
Yup - this advice has been around for 15 years, but ppl still do it. Checkstyle or a review agent can helpt catch it early on
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Comment #47658972
Noice! Would be good if there was a mobile app too?
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Comment #47657108
They want to push down you throat whatever their algo decides. What sort of API do you use to search?
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Comment #47637165
multi-region, I guess
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Comment #47637158
Does it even touch disk? Is it limited by RAM?
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Comment #47637136
Now they're playing victims, hey? They even had instructors helping the Russians at one point ... shameless
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Comment #47625264
Well, what would the ramification for AI misleading you? You can send it to prison or fine it?
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Comment #47625234
How about prohibiting them entirely ... as if they've plagiarized someone else's work (which they did)
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Comment #47625215
What's the best privacy first alternative to Proton?
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Comment #47625197
I think there're a few problems, unfortunately: - It wouldn't quite work on mobile devices. Many ppl wouldn't like to download 4GB on their iPhone; - Many use cases involve real-ti…
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Comment #47625150
I'm sure they'll pass it on to the end consumers - there goes the inflation bit by bit on every front ...
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Comment #47621883
That's pretty bad ... So many Fortune 500 companies using Node couldn't fork some spare change to keep themselves (and us) safe ...
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Comment #47621861
Thank you for your service! Now this part is quite concerning though: "I tried sending an email to security@npmjs and got a bounce back. Tried submitting to their security portal a…
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Comment #47612549
I agree that email addresses get leaked eventually. However, LLMs are quite good at generating spam and I think soon will evade most filters.
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Comment #47611150
What's your motivation to build it on top of Node JS?
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Comment #47609983
soft target, good publicity