Ask HN: Why do so many people on HN say LLMs aren't "artificial intelligence"
How do they define artificial intelligence?
How do they define artificial intelligence?
After spending weeks analyzing the Moltbook leaks and the systemic failures of unaccountable AI agents (as warned in I Am Your AIB), I thought we were headed straight for a black-box catastrophe.I was wrong. I just stumbled upon something that changes everything.There is an open initiative that isn't just talking about "AI safety" in abstract terms. They are actually building the first-ever Artificial Intelligent Being (AIB) with a backbone. This is the "Genesis Moment"
Following a series of forensic audits and victim trajectory tracking, ReviewShield Anti-Extortion Lab has identified Divexa as a sophisticated fraudulent entity. While it positions itself as a "next-generation Web3 exchange," its operational logic is a textbook implementation of high-tier financial extortion masked by technical jargon.1. MSB Registration: The Compliance Facade Divexa aggressively weaponizes its FinCEN Money Services Business (MSB) registration to manufacture institutio
I built ProTimer as a time tracker for contract developers using Claude Code. Auto-tracks billable hours when Claude is active in your project directories (including nested folders), with manual controls, invoices, and per-project rates. Everything stays local.The AI-boom excited me into trying to build a bunch of things at once in parallel. As I experimented, I realized that depth-first focus and foundational software engineering is more important than ever.Now I'm hitting the brakes to fo
Hi Everyone,I created a mobile app called Accumoo and submitted it to the app store, and I would appreciate it if y'all can have a look, download and give me a favorable rating and review. Lots of blood, sweat, tears and love went into this app, and I hope you LOVE it as much as I do - it's the app I always needed and wanted. Anyhow, I've been a Rails developer and Software Engineer for a long time, and this is my first stab at a mobile app. It's a "habit tracker" a
Matt Shumer's piece argues 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs disappear in 1-5 years. While the pace of change for software engineers is real, the "just prompt it" narrative is misleading. If the prompt is what matters, then knowing what to build and deeply understanding the problem matters more, not less. Building simple software may become commoditized, but building complex systems and understanding how they work becomes more valuable. We also need to stop conflating building
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It seems like we are in the midst of another AI hype cycle. Many people are calling the current coding models an "inflection point", where now the capabilities are so high that future model growth will be explosive. I have heard serious people, like economics writer Noah Smith, make this argument [0].But it's not just the commentariat. I have seen very serious people in software engineering and tech talk about the ways in which their coding habits have change drastically.Benchmark
I packaged eMule (the ed2k/Kad P2P client from 2002) as a self-contained macOS .app using Wine Crossover. Download the .dmg, drag to Applications, run. No Wine install, no config — it auto-connects to the eMule Security server and the Kad network on first launch. Works on Apple Silicon (M1–M4) and Intel. ~480MB .dmg. The build is fully automated: a GitHub Actions workflow watches the upstream community repo (github.com/irwir/eMule) and builds a new .dmg for each release.
Most encrypted config stores protect secrecy. Crypthold focuses on integrity, determinism, and lossless state guarantees.v2.2.1 is a stability milestone. The core now enforces:- Tamper-evident, hash-linked state history - Deterministic state + replay (same input → same state hash) - Crash-safe atomic persistence (no partial state) - Concurrency protection (no silent overwrite) - Strong integrity fail-closed model - Key lifecycle + rotation without data lossCrypthold is not a secret manager and n
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