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adrianwaj

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About adrianwaj

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    Comment #49251956

    This is a good idea, if you like top-level comments, also check out HackerBrain. https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/588721-hackerbrain-sidebar... (user-script created 2 weeks ago) C…

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    Comment #49226971

    Another thing that can be done is more crowdfunded bounty programs. 5 here: https://cybersecuritynews.com/bug-bounty-platforms/ The issue are "bugs" could be randomly distributed, …

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    Comment #49225560

    I find technology's evolution to be a continual recursive loop of "intelligence building on intelligence" to create systems that extract increasing amounts of energy from the envir…

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    Comment #49180405

    There are a lot of ideas on user-script sites with regards to what people are changing on their preferred destinations using client-side scripting. I mentioned that in my previous …

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    Comment #49180085

    Seems to be a lot of overlap between ideas. I just ran a prompt: "From GreasyFork scripts for YouTube.com - what are users most interested in seeing on Youtube, but requiring a scr…

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    Comment #49152694

    Just published two scripts for reading HN. https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts?by=1628132 HackerBrain and HackerTrain Absolutely astonished at how useful ChatGPT and Gemini have been…

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    Comment #49152589

    KM looks interesting. I just had this idea that some day people will be using some type of unified front end, which has input connections that change depending on what plugged into…

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    Comment #49151189

    "Gemin" I'd support an argument to bring back the "I" to computing. The gem in I. Perhaps humans need their own APIs for others to then mash-up in the way they please? For example,…

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    Comment #49144920

    https://share.gemini.google/aHYGlJzhFHSx https://imgur.com/PQICt6I RSS or Atom - do they indicate whether they are providing a full or partial feed? What is federated content? Can …

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    Comment #49143020

    Both really need an explicit "Full/Partial" flag. Over-polling is also a problem with both formats. But the Local-First Fediverse is evolving. https://share.gemini.google/NHjiUHtpR…

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    Comment #49114386

    Is it possible to reverse the flow and pull feeds from all services into a single one for reading: like the old FriendFeed. The innovation could be unified feed sharing - see anoth…

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    Comment #49091537

    I did something similar 2 days ago with ViolentMonkey if you only want to check high-level discussion without any new tabs at all. https://greasyfork.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sok…

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    Comment #49074745

    anonymous twin - if you're ever hacked, make sure the attacker can't identify users. Don't ask for emails or phone numbers. Provide users with 10 login strings that must be used se…

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    Comment #49074283

    I wonder if an agent verification/authenticity/identity thing would work. I could have my doppelganger living in cyberspace doing my bidding without me ever necessarily knowing abo…

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    Comment #49073902

    Homepage is nothing but "Sign in to continue" .. wow. Perhaps run an anonymous twin of the entire service too. See how they diverge over time. Expect massive legal and KYC stuff to…

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    Comment #49073623

    Who owns the agents?

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    Comment #49073469

    be curious about the startups that haven't raised VC (ie independent) yet have traction - would be interesting to see an "alternative periodic table" of their economy

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    Comment #49069590

    Maybe that's why "they" killed him? Josh Greenberg from Grooveshark died of unknown cause in 2015 after taking a settlement rather than going to trial. He wiped all the music (did …

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    Comment #49067161

    Good points. First use of AI code generation only recently - I think the key is to throw away code until you can one-shot the app. You wouldn't employ a dentist and tell them half-…

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    Comment #49065555

    I just created script for ViolentMonkey for viewing top comments in a sidebar. https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/588721-hacker-news-comment... used ChatGPT for this one - did much …

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    Comment #49061133

    Perhaps you're being targeted? That's why I like open-source and open standards. Wait, surely no one would put self-destruct modes into IT? Who could reliably confirm that? Don't t…

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    Comment #49055570

    “You need to keep an LFP cell at 25 °C, give or take, or it will rapidly degrade” so LFPs have to be heated and cooled - not difficult to solve but it does add cost and complexity …