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coldpie
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About coldpie
Tired of so much AI news on HN? I maintain a browser extension for that: https://github.com/ColdPie1/enough-ai-on-hn
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Comment #49249135
A teammate put my name on a patent proposal he filed with our legal team. I immediately demanded to have my name taken off of it. No way I would accept having my name associated wi…
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Comment #49247337
And 40,000 Americans die due to cars every year. Everything's got tradeoffs, I choose the one that makes me happy.
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Comment #49244077
For me, I take the bus to work, so my commute time is spent on pleasant things like reading library books, or working through Chinese lessons on my phone, or just looking out the w…
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Comment #49215755
That has not been my experience at all. Usually people aren't interested in the career as a conversation topic ("Oh I don't understand anything about computers! Anyway,") but I've …
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Comment #49213585
We learned about it here in Minnesota, too! But I suppose we are about as close to Canadian as you can get without actually crossing the border.
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Comment #49212769
I host a couple WordPress blogs on Lithium Hosting. It's like $5/mo, fixed cost, and I've never had any issues. If I somehow hit a transfer usage cap, they would just shut my site …
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Comment #49198010
That's true for the big-advertising-budget AAA slop games. Go do a search for "best indie games 2025" and you'll find more amazing games made just last year than you could spend se…
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Comment #49183978
Interesting. What sorts of projects did you use XSLT for? I used it once to transform some XSD schema documents into HTML for presentation, but it would've been pretty trivial to d…
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Comment #49182999
As a public transit using American who does not live in NYC, I do live in a car sewer, so I will happily accept this significantly better shit while still also advocating for incre…
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Comment #49182901
I'm a Google/advertising hater too, but you're choosing a really lame hill to die on here. No one cares about XSLT except as a way to bash Google. Killing it was the correct choice…
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Comment #49159569
Definitely a lot of approaches. I like that mine is dead simple & runs in the browser; but an advantage to a deeper inspection like yours is it will catch those endless AI thinkpie…
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Comment #49159374
I also built a browser extension to do this client-side. It just auto-clicks the Hide links for any story with an AI-related term. Source & Firefox add-on link here: https://github…
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Comment #49134536
The bubble needs to burst already. Everyone so braindead that they actually build and ship a product like this fucking garbage needs to be out on the street. Like, read that fuckin…
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Comment #49134396
This is all so fucking stupid.
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Comment #49128925
> The only relief is that on my iPhone, I was able to block all calls not found in my contacts (ie whitelist phone numbers only). It is insane that Android still does not have this…
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Comment #49086420
I found if you turn off transparency effects and turn on high contrast in the accessibility settings, it's actually a pretty nice looking UI. Still has some dumb quirks like incons…
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Comment #49012694
Yeah, it sucks. It could've been a cool technology but they're so locked in to "my way or nothing" and won't consider other usecases or security trade-offs other than the ones they…
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Comment #49008424
Your understanding is correct and I agree with you. The Passkey spec authors, however, think services should be allowed to ban your client for behaving this way: > [When UV is requ…
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Comment #49008115
Proton Pass is on the official Passkey client naughty list[1]. I hope the services you log in to don't choose to ban it because of those big, scary X's. [1] https://passkeys.dev/do…
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Comment #49007750
Passkeys are a vector for locking your logins to Big Tech ecosystems. They support device attestation, which means the service you are logging in to can require you to only use cer…
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Comment #49007381
I have. Like I said, the results were the same or worse than DDG and Google. It was not noticeably better in any way, certainly not something I want to pay $50 for.
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Comment #49007278
I've asked a number of times on HN threads for specific examples of searches that Kagi performs better on than DDG or Google, and never gotten a solid reply. It seems what people l…
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Comment #49006526
I finally did this: https://github.com/ColdPie1/enough-ai-on-hn
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