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onhacker

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About onhacker

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    this is my first live project, any feedback is much appreciated!

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    Show HN: AI Podcast and Book Summarizer

    Please Provide Feedback! it's free, only a login is required. Speech API is available and works but not available for free, as I can't afford it. Upload a YouTube URL or a Book to …

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    Comment #40425936

    Extremely concerning. Think she is a prominent actress that's why this news is all over the internet but every individual has the right to their voice and face shouldn't be cloned,…

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    Comment #40425899

    One easy way is to watch windows services and disable what you dislike

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    Comment #40425891

    I'm in favour of allowing LLMs to be trained on public data but Remember PC is a Personal Computer. Definitely screenshots will be seen by team who will label the data for further …

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    After C#, I learned F#, I loved language structure, but I was not able to run it on production effectively. A language isn't enough, a language recognized from its support in ide/p…

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    Comment #40378481

    When a VC wants to bankrupt it's competitor it's bad and most of them do the same

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    Comment #40378428

    No service can read all emails of a platform, but spying is still not good anyway, if someone is misleading it's a government problem to find and punish them, communication should …

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    Comment #40376244

    game changed, don't need to swith to other frameworks like svelete

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    Comment #40283518

    I hate when companies mislead, they claim email encryption. but the question is how they know the email is suspicious. it means they monitor emails and obviously, Proton Mail is (n…