GTP.

Anyone on HN heard of defending themselves before? The economic losses and impact on this country’s business and IP is staggering. It always annoyed me in breach response that we couldn’t hack back. Just lie there and take it is some very weak posture. We don’t negotiate with terrorists, so why don’t we stop being pillaged by know bad actors/states/org crime?

The Advertising ID field/ Nice of them to think of this, but it doesn't seem that I could actually get this from any of my Samsung TVs, Apple devices, apps?, etc? So while that field is nice and all, without transparency on getting the ad ID, those fields kind of do nothing.

Google TV surfaces this under settings (along with the ability to regenerate it, or remove it)

EDIT: Android also surfaces this information more generally, I just found it under More Privacy Settings -> Ads

LastPass is still behind TMobile on breach frequency, but maybe they will catch up soon.

Covered in Chris Voss book Never Split the Difference. Works well in practice based on my own personal experiences.

I hope a family-level AI appliance is a thing later. Local non-cloud assistant that lives in the house, families interact via voice or phones or whatever. Knows the contextual family stuff you need, etc.

We didn't get people buying family-level file servers for the family photo gallery and documents at any real scale, so i doubt we'll see similar for AI especially when the cost is that much higher for GPUs vs an SBC machine.

because nas hardware and software suck and everything else was a poorly executed subscription product...i think one was called helm, another was by early twitter alumni. imagine a home device that manages and maintains itself and is a joy to interact with.

And why would the hypothetical "OwnAI" product be any different?

not automatically, but a meaningful step up in ease of use (managing photo/video backup from all family devices) without a subscription would be a solid foundation

Check out vMLX if you use Apple Silicon. https://github.com/jjang-ai/mlxstudio

I think the idea is crash the stock market to force interest rate drop to refinance the massive debt.

That's not how bonds work

Huh? Wouldn't bond yields go up if stocks went down?

Bond yields go up when bonds are harder to sell. They’re harder to sell when the present more risk. The biggest risk to bond holders is inflation. So bond yields tend to go up when inflation expectations rise.

It doesn’t have to make sense to be the plan.

yess and real final episode will be fed printing into that high bond yield, after that it's just full fun :) especially for all boomers.

Same. Have had great results with it. I got sick of paying FreshBooks monthly for basic income/expense tracking for Schedule C reporting and used GSD to build a macOS Swift app with Codex 5.4 and Opus 4.6. It’s working great and I am considering releasing it on the App Store. It started as a web app, but then I wanted screen capture from other windows for receipts in email or whatever. Then I wanted physical receipts, and so used Apple continuity camera. All working now in my app. And, I just added receipt auto-extract to pull salient info from and determine deduction category using Anthropic API.

Yes this is how much paying FreshBooks annoyed me. Plus I hated they forced an emailed 2FA if you didn’t connect with Google.

How much feature complete it is compared to Freshbooks?

Also, how much it is in terms of cost? Like - API costs?

Is it pure Swift? Or Electron app?

Copy/paste it into your CrapBot of choice and respond with even longer sloppy pasta. Just do that every time and make sure it’s longer than their original message. Maybe slam in some Socratic method questions and theory to wander through the response for awhile. Ensure it creates action items only they can perform and make sure the ball is in their court each time. I should make a skill for this.