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ryanisnan
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Comment #48995247
As the creator of mediaden.ca[1] I’ve thought about this. Client side scanning is maybe marginally better than server side scanning, but both paths lead to privacy rot. Governments…
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Comment #48930759
Fun, but I don't like trivia.
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Comment #48913615
Uh, I don't think people typically associate downloading a repository, and viewing the source, as being synonymous with activating a malicious payload. That is the bit that's conce…
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Comment #48899751
Kubernetes is really powerful, but IMHO, it is the wrong tool here. It might be the thing you use to power this system, but the benefits of Heroku were precisely that it didn't nee…
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Comment #48899722
Amazing, do you have some example images of what the product looks like?
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Comment #48899712
I made Media Den, a privacy-by-design iOS photo and video vault. I launched in April, and I've been steadily updating it as time allows. Really happy with how far it's come. Here a…
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Comment #48899563
This is pretty nice. How often are your PRs held back by these checks failing? Nice work.
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Comment #48822619
Same, Firefox. Curious.
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Comment #48801311
How does this differ from just, say, giving someone an HTML dump of a static site? I don't quite understand what this protocol offers. How exactly is it peer-to-peer if it's essent…
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Comment #48782634
As a former SAR technician, connectivity is a massive, massive game changer.
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Comment #48766113
I'll bite, because this is HN and I think there's more space for genuine discussion here, not because I desire to be right. First, addressing my first point about how this is "the …
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Comment #48765298
That makes sense. Thanks for responding! Someone elsewhere in the thread mentioned downgrade attacks. I presume if you wanted, on either the client or the server, you could disallo…
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Comment #48765077
What a reductive take - attack the argument or move on.
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Comment #48765028
Is that what he's trying to do? I am no cryptographer, but when I read his post, his arguments about ECC+PQ make intuitive sense. I'm out of fresh tin-foil hats as well, but it wou…
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Comment #48764955
The modern equivalent of an ad hominem attack. Do better.
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Comment #48764918
What would you say about his critique that simply ditching double-encryption is a bad idea? That seems like a fair point embodying a belt and suspenders approach.
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Comment #48735915
This is weird but, help me understand how this meaningfully impacts our exposure. I'm authenticated to Claude, so they already have the whole attribution thing solved.
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Comment #48668918
Spot on, in my experience.
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Comment #48668769
That this got 4 comments in 24hrs on HN is telling, what is going on with Mozilla :(
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Comment #48668746
Neat, how do you verify as a user that this lib or this source is in fact what's used in the app?
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Comment #48665893
This post title misses the big point here, which is that the physical copy will not include a physical disk, only a digital download code. This effectively eliminates buying and re…
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Comment #48650507
This feels deeply problematic. I would much prefer, where asked via appropriate legal processes, Anthropic serve over user data to government officials, and potentially suspend acc…
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Comment #48649287
Interesting. Do you have a uniform data set? E.g. documents of a specific type that you know consistently have similar formats, or is this training something you need to do per-doc…
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Comment #48648017
How do you know where to slice an image? What if you slice an image mid-word?
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Comment #48559282
Early Heroku was fabulous. Thank you for your effort!