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aksophist
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Comment #42726735
This post is angry detritus. I’m sorry someone upset you recently Grant, but seriously? Billions of people care. And if you bother looking for them, you’ll find them. Most of the p…
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Comment #42726635
It’s a statement of privilege to believe (and say) that there are hundreds of good doctors per handful of bad ones? It sounds to me like a statement of fact. And that you dispute t…
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Comment #41935824
What is a false positive rate? Is it when the agent falsely passes or falsely “finds a bug”? And regardless of which: why don’t you include the other as a key metric? I’m not aware…
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Comment #41925881
how do you evaluate your tool, and have you published your evaluation along with the metrics?
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Comment #41925488
It’s only deterministic for each version of the app. Versions change: UI elements move, change their title slightly. Irrelevant promo popups appear, etc. For a deterministic soluti…
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Comment #41263793
I read up to where he started taking questions (less than half the transcript or so?) and these were the interesting quotes that stood out to me: So imagine a non-arrogant programm…
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Comment #40018887
Now I wish I had bookmarked the distributed (peer to peer?) github replacement I’ve seen trend on HN a couple of times. It seems like a good place to host something like this. Anyo…
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Comment #38158959
What world are you living in where asking children under 16 to share pictures of their private sexual body parts is a “nuisance”? Epstein, is that you?
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Comment #8933047
Where is the line item for "prevents downgrade of HTTPS connections to vulnerable protocols"?
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Comment #8742606
> how we enact change in a democracy You're either thinking of another country or have it wrong. The way change (legislation) gets enacted in the US is through lobbying.