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jfkimmes

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    Comment #47940513

    Codex is open source and allows any model to be configured.

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    Comment #47940407

    They hint at their AI-augmented reversing methodology, which demonstrates one of the core strengths of current LLM agents. These models, trained extensively on code, can immensely …

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    Comment #47880096

    Do you have a source for that? Neither the release post, nor the model card seems to indicate anything like this?

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    Comment #47879991

    Everyone talked about the marketing stunt that was Anthropic's gated Mythos model with an 83% result on CyberGym. OpenAI just dropped GPT 5.5, which scores 82% and is open for anyb…

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    Comment #47336483

    Not the same league as McKinsey, but I like to point to this presentation to show the effects of a (vibe coded) prompt injection vulnerability: https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-skynet-s…

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    Comment #47231851

    Here's a little more context about the author's motivation: https://mathstodon.xyz/@csk/116162797629337132

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    Comment #47210638

    Funny, I was just configuring ghostty. I finally made the jump in order to get rid of tmux as a layer of indirection. Here's what I landed on: This config tries to emulate as much …

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    Comment #43735991

    This is a Google Play Services update. For GrapheneOS users without GApps wondering: A similar feature is already built-in: https://grapheneos.org/features#auto-reboot

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    Comment #43312935

    And here I was, thinking I was clever for coming up with the agent smith image for an agent framework. https://codeberg.org/jfkimmes/TinyAgentSmith

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    Ask HN: Curiosity-driven Business-adjacent Podcast Recommendations like Metamuse

    I really enjoyed the concept of the Metamuse podcast. It brought a few unique concepts together that made it really special, in my mind. It had a very similar appeal to me, as HN h…

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    Comment #37247589

    See https://masto.ai/@vagina_museum/110938928634133136 for a little background history.

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    Comment #37173176

    https://web.archive.org/web/20230817111254/https://www.econo...

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    Comment #37025810

    There's now also https://github.com/vector-im/element-call . They have SFU support as of recently, so it should scale similarly to Jitsi et al.

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    Comment #36521156

    Fully agree. But instead of having "the government have full control over people's money", I think, setting this up as a federated cheap-to-run payment system would be even better.…

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    Comment #36521023

    It's private for the user. Transactions are only between you and the merchant. Credit card networks, PayPal, etc are all third parties with insight into all Payments going through …

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    Comment #36520906

    Usually, in the context of these privacy-preserving payment systems, online vs offline refers to whether the merchant has to be online to check if the 'coin' they received is valid…

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    Comment #36520725

    Chaum designed and tried to commercialize an anonymous + offline payment system in the 90s already. Basically he used (and invented) blind signatures to allow the bank to sign a 'c…

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    Comment #34571062

    Just be aware that your pipeline prompt should not contain any secrets and you should expect that users will be able to subvert your pipeline prompt! I think the most popular name …

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    Comment #33828576

    Cool to see that not only the product but also an organization is planned. 8 full-time employees is an ambitious goal. Do you have plans for financing other than donations?

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    Comment #33670652

    "E-Mail is never gonna work. Servers are run by random dudes in basements." (There is a lot of discussion on paid instances on mastodon. There is also e.g https://masto.host/ for a…

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    Comment #32749158

    I'm in the same situation as the author and I cannot agree more with this statement: > The Framework is… a pretty good laptop! Frankly, for the first model from a brand new company…

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    Comment #32221562

    I toyed with a similar setup recently and I had the problem that I, too, would have rules depend on a "docker build"-step (like `docker-image` in your example). Usually `make` woul…

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    Comment #32023564

    As far as I can see, they "embraced" their own protocol and now "extend" it by building open source products on top[1]. Would love to see Microsoft do that kind of "extend". :) [1]…

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    Comment #32012421

    Completely off-topic, but: TIL arstechnica has ""vim keybindings"" (j/k) for navigating their comments. It's always fascinating when my muscle memory discovers all the places where…

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