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FCC commissioner wants TikTok removed from app stores over spying concerns 527 by breitling | 484 commentarios de Hacker News.

TikTok updated privacy policy to collect faceprints and voiceprints (2021) 458 by thesecretceo | 310 commentarios de Hacker News.

Mastercard and visa are the de facto regulators of porn 451 by notnice | 496 commentarios de Hacker News.

Some Assembly Required: An approachable introduction to assembly 565 by quackduck | 123 commentarios de Hacker News.

Fresh is a new full stack web framework for Deno 483 by maeln | 224 commentarios de Hacker News.

Thunderbird 102 711 by moojacob | 390 commentarios de Hacker News.

Things to know about databases 704 by grech | 240 commentarios de Hacker News.

Life is not short 638 by dbrereton | 377 commentarios de Hacker News.

Ask HN: GPT-3 reveals my full name – can I do anything? 610 by BoppreH | 282 commentarios de Hacker News. Alternatively: What's the current status of Personally Identifying Information and language models? I try to hide my real name whenever possible, out of an abundance of caution. You can still find it if you search carefully, but in today's hostile internet I see this kind of soft pseudonymity as my digital personal space, and expect to have it respected. When playing around in GPT-3 I tried making sentences with my username. Imagine my surprise when I see it spitting out my (globally unique, unusual) full name! Looking around, I found a paper that says language models spitting out personal information is a problem[1], a Google blog post that says there's not much that can be done[2], and an article that says OpenAI might automatically replace phone numbers in the future but other types of PII are harder to remove[3]. But nothing on what is actually being done. If I h...

Enclave: An Unpickable Lock 584 by lisper | 262 commentarios de Hacker News.

SMS phishing is way too easy 491 by ricardbejarano | 249 commentarios de Hacker News.

What happened to the lab-leak hypothesis? 485 by summoned | 524 commentarios de Hacker News.

How We built a $1M ARR open source SaaS 446 by caust1c | 102 commentarios de Hacker News.

Start all of your commands with a comma (2009) 533 by Tomte | 109 commentarios de Hacker News.

Brave Search Goggles: Alter search rankings with rules and filters 480 by llevert | 262 commentarios de Hacker News.

Crafting Interpreters: A Review 438 by chidiw | 148 commentarios de Hacker News.

OBS – Open Broadcaster Software 657 by axiomdata316 | 230 commentarios de Hacker News.

Deno raises $21M 601 by 0xedb | 374 commentarios de Hacker News.

One-liner for running queries against CSV files with SQLite 727 by jdblair | 120 commentarios de Hacker News.

Cloudflare outage on June 21, 2022 701 by jgrahamc | 225 commentarios de Hacker News.

One year as a solo dev building open-source data tools without funding 575 by revorad | 117 commentarios de Hacker News.

Cloudflare had a partial outage 719 by rkwasny | 421 commentarios de Hacker News.

The Grug Brained Developer 815 by huimang | 292 commentarios de Hacker News.

GitHub Copilot is generally available 793 by sammorrowdrums | 672 commentarios de Hacker News.

Writing one sentence per line 779 by Tomte | 288 commentarios de Hacker News.

I fucking hate Jira 727 by yakshaving_jgt | 418 commentarios de Hacker News.

Contra Wirecutter on the IKEA air purifier 739 by Ariarule | 375 commentarios de Hacker News.

We are removing the option to create new subscriptions 725 by mritzmann | 220 commentarios de Hacker News.

Webcams aren't good enough 662 by 6581 | 554 commentarios de Hacker News.

Show HN: A central bank simulator game with a realistic economic model 607 by BenoitEssiambre | 240 commentarios de Hacker News.

Redbean 2.0 turned into more than a hobby project 570 by jart | 136 commentarios de Hacker News.

Tell HN: Triplebyte is, yet again, making user profiles public without consent? 551 by teraflop | 107 commentarios de Hacker News. Triplebyte (YC S15) is a tech recruiting company that operates by getting developers to take skill tests, and then using the results to match them with employers. Back in 2020, they got in a lot of hot water by suddenly announcing that user profiles -- which had been collected with assurances that the data wouldn't be shared without consent -- would be made public, unless you opted out within a week[1]. This provoked a lot of backlash, especially since the CEO seemed totally oblivious to the privacy concerns[2]. After a lot of angry comments, he publicly apologized and reversed course[3]. Then in 2021, some users started once again being notified that their profiles were automatically being made public[4]. This time, it was explained away as an "oversight" related to the fact that previously, opt-outs weren't permanent but had a hidden ...

Despite best efforts .NET is still not an open platform 545 by exyi | 457 commentarios de Hacker News.

Tauri 1.0 – Electron Alternative Powered by Rust 629 by Uninen | 192 commentarios de Hacker News.

Tell HN: Banned from LinkedIn for Reporting Wickr Drug Spam 537 by silent_speech | 168 commentarios de Hacker News. It made the news recently that Wickr (Amazon owned E2EE chat app) is full of illegal imagery. I read about this on my LinkedIn feed then decided to search for "Wickr" there to see who else was talking about this. The search returned dozens of spam messages offering drugs in Asia and the US with information to contact on Wickr for price. I reported these drug spam posts to LinkedIn - which is supposedly an anonymous report. Next day I got a flood of reports on my own comments (nothing to do with that topic), so many I didn't bother to appeal as I had other things to do. Few hours later my account was down. Seems that for retaliation the drug network decided to find me out and use their accounts to subvert LinkedIn's policy and ensure I can't stop their spam. They have new spam up now while my account is gone. No good deed goes unpunished I guess. ...

Coinbase lays off around 1,100 employees 582 by kripy | 957 commentarios de Hacker News.

Stanford’s war on social life 482 by barry-cotter | 360 commentarios de Hacker News.

Thank HN: Five months ago, I was feeling like a loser, now I am opposite 529 by ac2022 | 212 commentarios de Hacker News. I posted this a few months ago: https://ift.tt/7e5Z0S3 I thought I hated programming and was ready to quit or even divorce my wife. I was not able to have a normal conversation with anyone. I was burned out but I thought I was having midlife crisis. My wife wanted to buy a big house and I kept blaming her for the stress. My job was easy and I had a lot of control over my time, work location, etc. I didn't think it could be the job that was causing me feel depressed. What I didn't realize while my work gave me freedom on work schedule, it didn't give me any real freedom to make important decisions. We were checkmark driven company. I was forced to do a lot of compliance and security related tasks which added zero benefit to our service. After my post, I decided that I either move into management at my last company or get a new job. I worked longer hour...

Temporary pause of Bitcoin withdrawals on Binance 524 by tosh | 496 commentarios de Hacker News.

Hertzbleed Attack 714 by arkadiyt | 236 commentarios de Hacker News.

Firefox rolls out Total Cookie Protection by default to all users 542 by BoumTAC | 230 commentarios de Hacker News.

Coinbase Announces 18% Layoffs 539 by npalli | 453 commentarios de Hacker News.

Fresh – Next-gen web framework 702 by exists | 358 commentarios de Hacker News.

US moves closer to recalling Tesla’s self-driving software 512 by heavyset_go | 582 commentarios de Hacker News.

A Trail Tale 517 by royalroad | 53 commentarios de Hacker News.

uBlacklist – Block specific sites from appearing in Google search results 530 by sanketpatrikar | 308 commentarios de Hacker News.

Coinbase employees petition to remove execs 506 by shh-shhh | 447 commentarios de Hacker News.

DNS Toys 702 by edent | 74 commentarios de Hacker News.

MIT researchers uncover ‘unpatchable’ flaw in Apple M1 chips 676 by markus_zhang | 167 commentarios de Hacker News.

If OpenSSL were a GUI 634 by soheilpro | 205 commentarios de Hacker News.

Microsoft will include pay ranges in all U.S. job postings 608 by blue_box | 290 commentarios de Hacker News.

“Code” 2nd Edition 629 by emme | 132 commentarios de Hacker News.

Hexwords: Hex colors that are similar to words 591 by cialowicz | 138 commentarios de Hacker News.

I've locked myself out of my digital life 705 by edent | 480 commentarios de Hacker News.

EU reaches deal to make USB-C a common charger for most electronic devices 574 by geox | 956 commentarios de Hacker News.

Deepfake Offensive Toolkit (real-time deepfakes for virtual cameras) 530 by draugadrotten | 316 commentarios de Hacker News.

Tools for Better Thinking 777 by andsoitis | 67 commentarios de Hacker News.

Apple Unveils M2 588 by yottabyte47 | 739 commentarios de Hacker News.

Apple Passkey 761 by samwillis | 359 commentarios de Hacker News.

What rr does 707 by mmarq | 67 commentarios de Hacker News.

Dear Spotify, can we just get table of songs? 718 by neilpanchal | 345 commentarios de Hacker News.

VSCodium – Free/Libre Open Source Software Binaries of VS Code 671 by pabs3 | 404 commentarios de Hacker News.

Installing a payphone in my house 687 by itsjloh | 172 commentarios de Hacker News.

Google cancelled a talk on caste bias 655 by devnonymous | 735 commentarios de Hacker News.

Tell HN: I'm Afraid We're Shutting Down 795 by RBBronson123 | 155 commentarios de Hacker News. So it’s with deep professional and personal sadness that I must announce my plans to shut down 70 Million Resources, Inc., the parent company of 70 Million Jobs (the 1st national, for-profit employment platform for people with criminal records) and Commissary Club (the first mobile social network for this population). When I launched 70MR in 2016, I was motivated to build a company that could short circuit the pernicious cycles of recidivism in this country--cycles that destroy lives, tear apart families and decimate communities. I sought to disrupt the sleepy reentry industry by applying technology, focusing on data, employing an aggressive, accountable team, and moving with some urgency. And for the first time, approaching the challenge as a national, for-profit venture. This approach, which I named “RaaS,” (Reentry as a Service), turned out to be wildly effective, and by the beg...

Tim Hortons app violated laws in collection of ‘vast amounts’ of location data 611 by danso | 354 commentarios de Hacker News.

Show HN: A friend and I spent 6 years making a simulation game, finally released 612 by iliketrains | 168 commentarios de Hacker News. I've seen some interests in (simulation) video games here on HN so I thought I'd share a short version of our story. More than 6 years ago, me and my friend from university were playing around with an idea of making a game we always wanted to play. We worked on it on weekends but the progress was quite slow, especially due to so many dead ends and wasted effort. Eventually however, we solidified our direction and decided to take the risk to resign from our well paid SWE jobs and work on it full time. It took more than a year but yesterday we have finally released it on Steam: https://ift.tt/1reJjlB... I am still not sure if this was a good decision financially, but unlike in a corporate environment, I am so much happier working on a product that I can put my love into and see people enjoy it, see my direct impact, and be able to make big deci...

DALL-E 2 has a secret language 579 by smarx | 107 commentarios de Hacker News.

Show HN: Can you lose at Wordle if you tried? 561 by dontwordle | 197 commentarios de Hacker News.