I’m not jumping through hoops when I’m not doing anything wrong. SPF, DMARC, DKIM, IP address not on a blacklist, and I send zero spam. Only human-written client communications 1:1.

So, my clients with hotmail.com addresses don’t get emails from me. I can call them, they can call me.

I appreciate you pointing it out, but this account is banned. Thank you for vouching though!

Oh hey, neat. I mentioned this specific method of extracting SynthID a while back.[1]

Glad to see someone take it up.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47169146#47169767

I know, because I've been here since maybe 2015 or so, but this account was created in 2019.

So any PII you have mentioned in your comments is permanent on Hacker News.

I would appreciate it if they gave users the ability to remove all of their personal data, but in correspondence and in writing here on Hacker News itself, Dan has suggested that they value the posterity of conversations over the law.

Not even Control-Alt-Delete is remotely the same.

ALT-SysRq-f, which will "call the oom killer to kill a memory hog process, but ... not panic if nothing can be killed," should truly be available on every modern operating system, but nope, only Linux has it.

[1]: https://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/sysrq.html

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company

General Mills

General Motors

American Telephone and Telegraph Company…

You seem to have it backwards. Companies being called Poopity Scoop is a modern phenomenon.

Companies have otherwise been named like this for centuries.

You’re not buying anything. You’re just watching.

I have to actively fight to keep my inbox empty, and free of crap. And while I'm ranting, notifications I actually want on my phone are co-opted by advertisements, which Apple and Google should actively prevent, but they won't because they use push notifications to commingle advertising to you with important, sometimes time-sensitive notifications.

Everyone thinks they have something worth sharing. Over three nines of the time, people don't. I will happily be apart of the 0.1% who sends your crap straight to the spam filter for Gmail to train.

It's spam. It's almost all spam. Even the transactional stuff for logging in, I don't want. Just use an email, password, and TOTP. Stop sending me emails.

Stop it.

I've seen smaller developers experimenting with this, but haven't heard of larger orgs doing it, possibly because UGC took the place of modders as well, and I come from an older world where what developers of my time 20 years ago would have had their hands on was an actual SDK that wasn't a part of a long microtransaction pipeline.

In my org's case, where we built an entire game engine off Lua, and previously had done Lua integration in the Source Engine, I would have loved to have had sandboxing from the start rather than trying to think about security after the fact.

To the article's point: even if you were to sandboxing today in those environments, I suspect you'd be faster than some of the fastest embedded scripting languages because they're just that slow.

"Generate a pure white image." "Generate a pure black image." Channel diff, extract steganographic signature for analysis.

Of course, now Google is doing what Google was always going to do.

That being said, I don't know why anyone would want to pay for LLM access anywhere else.

ChatGPT and claude.ai (free) and GitHub Copilot Pro ($100/yr) seem to be the best combination to me at the moment.

I wouldn't be surprised if they're banking long-term on its failure and got in early so they had equity preference.

Just where lines are and when a car should accelerate or break. The rest of the latent state is "based on pixels."

Or maybe 3D printers already do this in a way we don't see.

The smaller a project, the more willing an author is to write the entire feature for you based on a plain request.

Go help smaller projects, the big ones don't care that you've submitted any work at all.