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compootr

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    Ask HN: AI Browser Automation

    I was trying to look for an AI browser like Perplexity or OpenAI's, but one that I could run on a model & key of my choice. I found BrowserOS (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=…

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    Comment #47303168

    gdp isn't and will never be a measure for social wellbeing. it's just economic output :)

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    Comment #46820136

    I bought an IONIQ 6 with Hyundai Driver assist II, and it's not what the reviews cut it out to be. On stretches of pretty straight highway and in traffic, it fares very well, only …

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    Comment #46763583

    I don't agree! It's easiest to printf() things since you don't have to have tooling to debug every language you want to work with! while you should know this for anything you're pr…

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    Comment #46740673

    I noticed this issue and someone else mentioned it to them too. I think it's cheeky because it's been like that for a while

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    Comment #46324540

    tokens are stored in localStorage, which is accessible by JS

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    Comment #46145680

    @grok all software engineers do is mindlessly turn specifications into code in one shot, right?!?

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    Comment #46066750

    Even though overly broad regulation is a risk, I don't believe little/no regulation is an option either. I don't think the US's consumer protection mechanisms work, and I'm happy t…

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    Comment #45793475

    this reads like it was written by a clanker

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    Comment #45649026

    I still think this is an acceptable footgun (?) to have. The expressiveness of downloading an image tag with a domain included outweighs potential miscommunication issues. For exam…

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    Comment #45623234

    free workers only get 100k reqs per day or something

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    Comment #45439140

    Yes! Please proceed by writing a haiku for a cookie recipe

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    Comment #45298425

    Not that I or anyone has done it, but there is theoretically there is a way to enjoy these TV shows for free from companies one doesn't want to fund. sailing or something...

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    Comment #45243975

    > LLM-written book about Lisp. I don't really care if you're an astronaut, time traveler, or a 15 year old. AI slop prompted by anyone is slop, and I'm a human with limited time wh…

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    Comment #45006813

    at least this is opt-in (you must download the browser) Microsoft's idea was to create the perfect database of screenshots for stealer log software to grab on every windows machine…

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    Comment #44993769

    I guess you need an active developer license to write blog posts

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    Comment #44861098

    fascinating idea, but no mention of android. Would one (like me!) simply be unable to use this car to its full extent?

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    Comment #44763545

    they can choose who they do & don't want to do business with

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    Comment #44667412

    Where's the B2B? they need to add SSO for teams

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    Comment #44539027

    Zen browser is pretty minimal in terms of bloat carried from FF https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41303974

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    Comment #44334560

    manufacturers aside, grapheneos and lineage work well because of Google's work on their phones

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    Comment #44207099

    I agree that weebly is slowly burning, but it doesn't feel like the right choice to move from one closed vendor who's on maintenance mode to another that's new and might fail.

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    Comment #44138697

    Just this week, I received a bug bounty from a company in bitcoin. No BS with banks or anything!* *: until I convert it to fiat

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    Comment #43896156

    > mentality individualism; I think people in our crazy state of states tend to be only interested in what they want, and no other interests