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Comment #46006829
I loved XBMC and still use Kodi to this day. Back then, I even proposed and POCed what's now a part of their Add-On system, essentially a fuse-like virtual file system forwarded to…
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Comment #45785944
Amazing! Very similar approach, would love to heae what you think: https://github.com/gerkensm/vaporvibe
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Show HN: Serve LLM – Spin up a hallucinated web app from a single prompt
Why vibe code a POC to test your idea when you can have an LLM-based web server pretend to be that web app - and just output the HTML your visionary backend would produce? Each req…
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Comment #9954630
"As a totalitarian society, the Soviet Union valued eavesdropping and thus developed ingenious methods to accomplish it." (page 2)
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Comment #7842740
If it is a chrome extension and is installed via the Chrome Web Store, it can be updated silently in the background if I'm not mistaken. So in theory, wouldn't it be possible to se…
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Comment #6089195
Here's the technical background: ClickSend consists of an Android App and a Java server. Both register with a Google App Engine backend. If you send a file to the Android App, the …
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Comment #5181957
No comment yet from anyone at Google after nearly 24 hours. This probably breaks every App using the builtin authentication. If anyone knows a workaround, I would appreciate hearin…
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Comment #3776913
oh, I just found out that another user tried the same thing and wrote about it before me: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3768030
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Comment #3776846
This approach to tamper with recently viewed items on Amazon embeds the articles as hidden images: Of course, this only works if your browser accepts third-party cookies and is ins…
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Comment #3090689
Well, this is not surprising. If you put less content directly on the first page, users have to click on links in order to view the content that is directly accessible in the deskt…