Viewing profile — nacozarina
nacozarina
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Oct 06, 2025, 8:45 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 409
- Public activity
- 476 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About nacozarina
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49219323
Another vulnerability is natural gas pipeline compressor stations are all internet-connected, often via wireless because they are in remote locations. Simple DOS attack against one…
-
comment
Comment #49207344
I never need to itch my balls but I often have to stop my underwear from randomly trying to strangle one of them like he owes it money. Relentless bully.
-
comment
Comment #49182773
“Has LinkedIn reached Peak Slop?” ayush488 says ‘not even close, bud’.
-
comment
Comment #49030406
MX Linux (debian) w/ Xfce since 2021
-
comment
Comment #49006181
Augment, rather than replace, is a better positioning. An LLM-based CxO suite that 'shadows' the human CxO suite ensures traditional accountability mechanisms remain functional, wh…
-
comment
Comment #48946261
Cross-training to be a commercial drone operator. Piloting is a standalone skill yet most of the ‘downstream’ work is IT-centric, so my background remains relevant. Chose a communi…
-
comment
Comment #48941220
I've gotten several dozen accounts banned on reddit over the years. I don't remember the names of them all. It would be hilarious to me if someone mined the archives and stitched t…
-
comment
Comment #48938411
Predictable: when chatbots censor speech Big Data disagrees with, it’s called ‘guardrails’; when it censors speech they agrees with, ooh, then very bad…
-
comment
Comment #48840586
LLMs drive the unit cost of cognition to zero. Therefore, you will exhaust yourself near-instantly trying to drive differentiated value out of cognitive work. Non-arbitrable labor …
-
comment
Comment #48840146
reliable dopamine hit from an orgasm, that’s all
-
comment
Comment #48812382
The Empire Strikes Back!
-
comment
Comment #48807738
Because they know how to efficiently bilk Medicaid for those patients, while HMOs will fight over every line-item.
-
comment
Comment #48807687
M$ setting the tone early on their new fiscal year.
-
comment
Comment #48785500
A consumer’s optimal feed is a collection of one-hit wonders. They never wanted to ‘subscribe’ to an endless litany. They want to find the statistically-rare gem and otherwise be s…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #48765477
the old 'we must trade freedom for safety' argument, so hot right now
-
comment
Comment #48765264
I remember a time when the sole point of code review was to answer the question 'is this change going to break any other work currently in-progress?' That was it. it was expected t…
-
comment
Comment #48731679
What has happened to my country disgusts me so deeply I am losing my will to live. The only thing to be hopeful for are the midterm elections and I feel like it is foolish beyond r…
-
comment
Comment #48717862
in time, student tests will consist entirely of in-class written essays to avoid AI usage, which professors will then grade primarily with AI tools to handle the workload. this wil…
-
comment
Comment #48681955
you spell ‘infuriate’ oddly
-
comment
Comment #48681923
Blaming inanimate objects instead of drivers is just gaslighting.
-
comment
Comment #48676048
Thieves complaining about theft and then gaslighting the victims; rich, but not smooth.
-
comment
Comment #48663523
Fewer readers, fewer writers, it’s a constructively deprecated medium. A lot of the people who would’ve blogged fifteen years ago only make patreon/yootoob/ig videos now. Yet I agr…
-
comment
Comment #48633640
article ignores the reality that the vast majority of calls anyone receives nowadays are scams of one form or another they aren’t the simple telemarketer scams of yesterday; many a…
-
comment
Comment #48627272
This soundbite is pure narrative. Most of the security of hi-side systems was simply being air-gapped. It is otherwise full of COTS software, much of it quite dated. You don’t need…