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ssiddharth
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About ssiddharth
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Comment #48382753
Slight tangent, but every ms, μs, and ns counts too. We've gotten awfully carefree with response times and wasted compute cycles.
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The newest Instagram “exploit” is the goofiest I've seen
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/06/hackers-used-metas-ai-su...
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Comment #48227583
I've become an Antigravity convert mainly because of the generous limits, especially on the Anthropic models. User since day 1.
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Comment #47971719
No worries, it just grated a bit to be called AI slop by the person you were responding to and I assumed you agreed with them too.
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Comment #47968304
Which part of the post feels LLM written to you? Not snark, I’m genuinely curious. I’ve recently started writing again, after well over a decade, so I’m not very up to date on how …
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Comment #47778804
Somewhere along the way, installing became side-loading and the rot started taking hold.
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Tell HN: GitHub might have been leaking your webhook secrets. Check your emails.
Got an email from Github a few minutes back asking me to rotate my webhook secrets, the relevant portions of it below. We're writing to let you know that between September 2025 and…
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Comment #47761854
I've been a big fan of TanStack start and have a few small apps ( The DX is smooth, the defaults are sane, and things generally makes sense if that makes sense. There are plenty of…
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Comment #47686296
Same here. I've been trying to get more into the physical world, with a tech angle, rather than just pure software. As you said, using my hands is what keeps me sane, makes the wor…
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Comment #47661890
I do mention cases where the browser model doesn't work, like accessing Lidar sensors. Just didn't want to bloat the post with too many examples. But I totally agree with you on th…
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Comment #47562974
Fair enough. I've read a bit too much LLM written non-tech posts these year that I'm a bit fatigued. I figured people would just want to know this upfront. Moved it to the bottom n…
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Comment #47163113
The site is already back online after the post. You can check yourself. If I really did have malicious content on the site, this post would have had zero effect on the result.
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Comment #47157438
Oh wow, I didn’t even think of this use case. Could I please get in touch for a bit more info?
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Comment #47156064
Ha, thank you. I spent more time than I'm willing to admit to come up with it. I use my older, much longer domain for email and identity (it used to be #3 on SERP for "Sid"). This …
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Comment #47155901
I can't be 100% sure but googling showed nothing. My site was up for almost 6 weeks with no issues. I used the domain for Apple's review process too. No issues at all.
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Comment #47152461
I just wanted to cover all the bases. The site has one outgoing link to the App Store and 3 screenshots.