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tucif
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About tucif
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/tucif; my proof: https://keybase.io/tucif/sigs/H2SATvE_ZprdH2ajuOaNHpG7ky7X2sQA2dcnXDt6NGs ]
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Comment #41536170
I fed it yesterday's and it did essentially a perfect run, even though it wasn't certain about 1 of the words in the 3rd guess. Today it got 1 error, but only because it correctly …
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Comment #38372619
They made ChatGPT with voice available to all free users. Really wonder why they went ahead with a launch today with 90% of staff ready to jump ship.
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Comment #38367791
Bloomberg's Austin Carr says "Any employees who do join Microsoft can’t simply replicate the work they were doing on OpenAI properties like GPT-5 without inviting a nightmare of cl…
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Comment #34872365
I do see this useful in cases where you might want to keep something private from the server-side and are not too concerned about server-side tampering. Then could use basic auth t…
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Comment #33011877
Is it really doomed because competition showed up? I'd be surprised if they didn't get quite a bit of paying users right away. I get that competing with an open self-hosted alterna…
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Comment #32956112
Recently switched to macos for development and I'm really thankful to have found out about Shortcat and Raycast. Combined with Tridactyl plugin on firefox, I can keep my hands on t…
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Comment #31840932
A nice next step would be tailscale managing an ssh key that's allowed to do interact with a git(hub) repository. So that I wouldn't have to create multiple keys or setup the same …
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Comment #31828116
> co-pilot can write 90% of the code without me, just translating my explanation into python. I fear copilot may encourage these type of pseudo-code comments. The most valuable thi…
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Comment #27840344
Really nice list, the rudiments of wisdom looks great for what I’m after, thanks.
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Comment #27840294
Data visualization books seem perfect for this purpose, thanks!
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Ask HN: What's your favorite coffee table book?
Looking for "coffee table books" from which you can learn something by reading just a couple of pages, optionally with some imagery. Something in the lines of: Thing Explainer by R…
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Comment #27742737
A branch is just a pointer, not a group.
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Comment #26322627
When you say "the public key for that root certificate is hosted in our private DNS", does that mean the public key is in.. a txt record?
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Comment #26136103
I found cscope essential when working with a 10+M loc C codebase. I wish there were more cscope like tools for other languages, easy to setup and editor agnostic.
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Comment #26057016
Does HN have RSS feeds?
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Ask HN: Which conferences are you looking forward to?
With conferences happening fully online nowadays, which are you looking forward to attend remotely? I thought defcon did a great job last year with the discord channel, I wonder wh…
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Comment #25807718
You might benefit from looking through recent conference talks, they are nicely organized in https://pyvideo.org/ Search topics you want to find out and see what’s being presented …
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Comment #25090475
Spotify’s discover weekly and release radar playlists which are personalized. Those two playlists make the subscription worth it for me. For specific/niche things, certain subreddi…
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Comment #24936643
From the linked pdf in the footnotes, looks like they are rolling their own network protocol: "At launchtime, the VPN protocol will be a Google proprietary protocol; however, to en…
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Comment #24883092
You probably would be considering this opens a vector for account takeover if both auth identifiers are “lost” and you switch emails to a new one. Hope changing that is tied to sen…