I can see this ending up like prop65 warnings. Every website will have in the footer "this website may contain content known to the state of New York to be AI generated"
Let's make this a thing if the law passes.
Readit NewsIr0nMan commented on A new bill in New York would require disclaimers on AI-generated news content niemanlab.org/2026/02/a-n... · Posted by u/giuliomagnifico
Ir0nMan commented on Show HN: Wikipedia as a doomscrollable social media feed xikipedia.org... · Posted by u/rebane2001
Jeopardy training tool.
An alternative to ever extending the deadline is a Dutch auction model, where a bid consists of the maximum price you are willing to pay. It's a bit like integrating the snipping bot in eBay and allowing everyone to use it on fair terms.
For example, suppose the current price is $1 and the current winner is someone who bid $2 as their maximum bid ceiling. If I bid a $3 maximum, then I become the winner at a price of $2.
In this model, there is no need for snipping and those who honestly declare their maximum ceiling from the start are in no disadvantage compared to those who frequently update their bid, nor do they overpay.
You described exactly how eBay works.
Right now, you need a guaranteed paycheck, not a speculative project.
A side hustle might replace your income one day, but it won’t move fast enough to solve a six-month rent deficit. Focus 100% of your energy on securing a job first; once your housing is stable, you can use your off-hours to build that $10k idea.
Ir0nMan commented on CLI agents make self-hosting on a home server easier and fun fulghum.io/self-hosting... · Posted by u/websku
I'd rather expose a Wireguard port and control my keys than introduce a third party like Tailscale.
I am not sure why people are so afraid of exposing ports. I have dozens of ports open on my server including SMTP, IMAP(S), HTTP(S), various game servers and don't see a problem with that. I can't rule out a vulnerability somewhere but services are containerized and/or run as separate UNIX users. It's the way the Internet is meant to work.
It's worth considering: Run the PiVPN script on a Ubuntu/Debian based VM. Set it to use a non-standard random port. That will be your only port exposed to the internet.
Add the generated Wireguard key to any device (laptops, phones, etc) and access your home LAN as if it was local from anywhere in the world for free.
Works well, super easy to setup, secure, and fast.
Ir0nMan commented on Setting up a new PC used to be fun, now it is ad-ridden nightmare neowin.net/editorials/set... · Posted by u/bundie
Clicking through to read a blog article used to be fun, now it's an ad-ridden nightmare.
Ir0nMan commented on The Case That A.I. Is Thinking newyorker.com/magazine/20... · Posted by u/ascertain
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>"artificial thought"
How about Artificial Intelligence?
Who's spending that much on their taxes? I'm not low income by any means and I've not paid a single dollar to HR Block who does my taxes every year.
You haven't realized that they have been taking their payment from your refund all these years? They are a business not a charity.
Ir0nMan commented on Immich v2.0.0 – First stable release github.com/immich-app/imm... · Posted by u/Alexvb
Immich is good to replace google photos or even Lightroom Library, but it is bad to replace Flickr.
Does anybody know self-hosting solution to have nice site to show off selected photos? No authorization and users for viewers, no "share" links, but photostream, albums, tags, way to see one photo full-screen. With minimal "chrome" like Flickr can do.
It doesn't need to have photo-organization things, object recognition, etc, which is needed to navigate your full library. Only way to show photos your specifically selected to publish.
Ghost or Wordpress as your CMS and a Photography focused "theme".
>I believe the technical term is "the munchies"
Needs to be more Latin for academia to accept it.
In all seriousness, though, the common thread is a need for coping mechanisms and lacking healthy ones.
Appetitus Cannabinicus.