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Comment #48705811
I was using Perplexity API for synthesis and spent around $10 every few days just based on the volume of research runs my agents were doing. This is a fairly cheap alternative way …
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Show HN: ClawMem – Open-source agent memory with SOTA local GPU retrieval
So I've been building ClawMem, an open-source context engine that gives AI coding agents persistent memory across sessions. It works with Claude Code (hooks + MCP) and OpenClaw (Co…
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Show HN: Scrape websites into queryable Gemini RAG knowledge bases
Simple Apify actor that scrapes websites and indexes them in Google's new Gemini File Search API (launched Nov 6). The workflow: Scrape → Clean content → Upload to Gemini → Get per…
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Comment #46087040
Here's a hint. Look at the number of commits on the repo.
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Comment #46085126
Some humans also put out slop.
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Comment #46085123
Where it comes to AI generated output, that mostly depends on the input. If you prompt with specifics of what you want and go into detail, you are much more in control of the outpu…
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Comment #46075647
Its done, but too late to edit the title of this submission. One of the unfortunate things about churning out AI slop is that the AI doesn't always catch all of its turds in one go…
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Comment #46075585
In this setup the "kill switch" works in tandem with the VPN server failover logic. Maybe a netns would be good for redundancy.
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Comment #46074739
I mean if you want to be anal about it, its just semantics, right? You know, how something is one way relative to something else, but relative to the other thing its not. Certainly…
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Comment #46074359
Some, yes.
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Comment #46074314
You're probably right lol. It does have that connotation. I'll change it.
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Comment #46074277
If you start countering geolocation blocking with vps rental and VLESS vray etc then its still good to obfuscate at the endpoint. Passing VPN traffic off as something else is good …
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Comment #46074266
You're right that iptables rules execute in kernel space, not dedicated hardware. "Hardware kill switch" in VPN contexts typically means the protection is implemented at the networ…
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Comment #46074219
That's where VPN obfuscation is the play, imo. A lot of people nowadays are leaving streaming platforms or watch YT on smart TVs, so it does have a place. You can always exclude a …
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Comment #46074204
It prompts the user's agent to audit their network devices and topology first, and research online if it gets stuck. The configs need to be agnostic and contain placeholders. The w…
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Show HN: Whole-home VPN router with hardware kill switch (OpenWrt and WireGuard)
With internet censorship and surveillance on the rise, ie; UK Online Safety Bill (July 2025) and Australia's social media legislation (Dec 2025) introducing mandatory age verificat…
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Show HN: MCP Code Execution Enhanced – 99.6% Token Reduction for Claude Code
Author here. Built this to elegantly implement Anthropic's new approach to MCPs. Used existing recent implementations and fused them together for optimal hybrid feature integration…