... their privacy terms up front, before people even start using the app, would the user feel more secure and trust the app more? Comment from Willis Liao(@willis_liao1): @santhosh_kumar09  True, and because comparisons matter, although local alternatives might still collect your data when connected to wifi, the risk and the data stolen is way smaller compared to cloud apps. Comment from Willis Liao(@willis_liao1): @ark_y_k   True, the user usually doesn't really know ... ... what they should be concerned about, at least not until something unfortunate has happened to them or other people. Comment from Willis Liao(@willis_liao1): @irahimiam  True, that's why more and more people are choosing local alternatives

... nothing, the reviewer's normal experience becomes an empty screen, and empty screens train people to expect empty. Whether the one that is not empty gets read properly on day forty is an open question. It still beats the alternative, because a difference against a background of silence is about as salient as anything gets. And yes to the small pile. Most of what gets called judgement is work nobody has bothered to make mechanical yet. Comment from Aadil Ghani ... ... because it's dumb, but because the radius is determined by capabilities it isn't even looking at. That's the strongest version of the "worst judge of its own reach" point I've seen. And your authority-armed-versus

... that read like a doctor's note: symptom, cause, fix, outcome, plus the real measured before/after. Not a green checkmark you take on faith. Why we're confident (the part that matters)? We tested recognition against real developer questions, harvested from GitHub/Stack Overflow, phrased by strangers, not us. When recognition was thin, the numbers said so (one integration went from catching 1 of 28 real phrasings to 22). We asked a second model to poke holes in our test coverage ... ... report is worth more to me than the wins. thank you, genuinely Comment from Raj Nagulapalle(@rnagulapalle): @omri_ben_shoham1  it's me, personally .. I read what the adversarial model surfaces and decide what is a real class vs

... sphinx pose to give my back a break. Working on a laptop instead of my phone constantly staring at a tiny screen isn't doing my eyes any favours, it is better to have a big screen. Alternating work with physical activity luckily, I have a flexible schedule, so after a couple of hours, I'll get up to exercise or do something away from the screen. What small habit has helped you stay focused and also take better care ... ... from Anna Ludwinowski(@anna_ludwinowski): I'm grateful I have a beautiful backyard and gardens that I can enjoy. I take a few small breaks throughout the day - I take the dogs out with me, go feed the chickens, harvest

... text pointing elsewhere), raw-IP hosts, and the user@host trick fire on every message, trusted sender or not and the hover preview + click-time gate work on all mail. A compromised account still has to point its credential-harvest link somewhere, and that's where we catch it. We deliberately never show a "verified " badge. Passing auth earns you nothing visually in Skim no green checkmark, no trust indicator. That was a conscious call precisely because of the compromised ...

... Something I keep thinking about while building LineageLens Trellis: LLMs hallucinate package names *consistently*. The same fake names recur across models and prompts. Attackers have started harvesting those names and registering them on npm/PyPI with malicious install hooks so when the next agent hallucinates `fastapi-utils-extra`, the install *succeeds*. The part that unsettles me is that it beats code review completely. The import looks normal, the lockfile resolves, nothing in the diff is wrong. The malicious code ... ... introduces an unexpected package, I'd like to know which agent session suggested it, why it entered the workflow, and whether it passed basic trust checks before installation. I see registry scanners and provenance as complementary layers rather than alternatives

... watched up close weren't strategy or execution, they were distribution, and that doesn't sit neatly in either box. What usually happens is you pick the channels everyone recommends. Ads, cold email, SEO. All three are harvesting channels, they collect demand that already exists. If people are already searching for what you sell, they work fine. If your category is new enough that nobody's looking for it yet, they return almost nothing, and you can run them properly ... ... gaspard_dupuich): I usually notice confusion starts when the customer problem is not clearly defined. Could every task be linked to one business goal? That simple check makes execution much easier. Comment from Yanex(@yanex): I think the strategy-versus

... everyone, I recently launched https://oliviapp.com - a tool that turns time logs into ready-to-send invoices. If you're a freelancer or solo consultant who tracks hours in Toggl, Clockify, Harvest (or any other tracker) and then manually calculates totals and creates invoices - this is built for you. Here's how the core feature works: Drop a CSV from your time tracker - only date and duration columns are required, everything else is optional. Olivi parses and groups entries ... ... edit tone and wording in Settings Unbilled hours tracking see what hasn't been invoiced yet, auto-pull unbilled time when creating new invoices. Client, project & invoice management everything in one place. Fixed-price projects track contract value vs

... Shai-Hulud / Miasma worm has been quietly pushing itself into people's GitHub repos including real, well-known OSS projects where it auto-runs the moment you open the repo in an AI editor (Claude / Cursor / Gemini / VS Code) or install it, then harvests

... abandoned the pseudo-demand of "multi-device sync" to return 100% control to the user. Think of it as your absolute hidden safe in the cyber world. Why go against the grain with a purely local app? Many competitors fall into the trap of thinking cloud sync is an absolute necessity for everyone. But my insight is different: for the highest level of privacy, I would gladly trade a bit of convenience for the absolute certainty that my data ... ... free Platinum trial for all new users. There are no strings attached I just want you to fully experience this pure sense of physical isolation without any pressure. If you, like me, are tired of rampant data harvesting

... engine . It s built for Browser-Native AI Document Editing , meaning: Hybrid Validation: It ensures structural integrity (perfect margins, professional fonts) in real-time. Privacy by Design: Everything happens in your browser session no forced sign-ups or data harvesting. Low-Bandwidth Optimized: It s snappy even on a 3G connection. We ve just added over 30 tools (PDF to Word, Image to PDF, Resume Builder, etc.) that work with zero watermarks and no login required . I d love your ...

... OptiClear , I decided to do the exact opposite. I put a strict "No Telemetry" rule in place. The app is fully sandboxed. It does its job locally, cleans the junk, and stays completely quiet. No background tracking, no data harvesting, no "phoning home." If I pitched this to a VC, they would probably hate it. Investors love "data moats" and tracking user behavior to upsell. But as a solo indie maker, my only moat is User Trust . I realized that ...

... under strain, Blaze can reduce output pressure in bounded ways instead of letting emissions or claim pressure run wild. That can include things like: slowing certain reward lanes increasing friction on overactive loops easing the speed of extraction reducing harvesting efficiency during stressed conditions temporarily hardening resource generation when volatility is elevated This is not punishment. It is pressure management. 2. Adjust world pacing Blaze Balance Engine is not just economic. It is world-aware. That means it can influence ... ... public . What still needs maturing includes: 1. Full operator-facing balance panel The admin side needs a cleaner, more complete control surface where operators can see: pressure inputs balance recommendations active bounds suggested changes recent balance receipts frozen vs

... Mosslet s privacy-first AI features. You're right that they pull in opposite directions: AI needs context to be helpful, but context means data exposure. The fact that you're having those internal conversations about what stays ephemeral vs. what gets stored is exactly the right instinct. Most teams don't even ask the question. I d also look into Confer and Proton Mail s Lumo if you haven t already. To answer your question: your encryption keys aren ... ... zero-knowledge, which means you hold the key. The customers who choose us choose us partly because of that constraint, not despite it. The worry never fully goes away, but I try to reframe it because what's the alternative

... handles the boring 20% so i can sit with the weird edge cases longer. the cameras-on-workers thing is where it gets queasy though, what's the line between learning from us and just harvesting? Comment from Moh(@moh_codokiai): I agree, some time I feels like we skipped AI will help us and jumped straight into AI, what do you want me to do next? Right now it s like having a super smart coworker who still needs ...

... only AI (Gemini for planning, Antigravity for coding). About Chrono Rift: The world's time is connected as one. When the timer hits zero, all life ends. You play as a Time Seeker diving into dungeons every day to harvest time fragments and keep your family alive. What I built entirely through prompting: Turn-based combat with D&D-style dice rolling Randomized dungeon exploration 10 floors, branching events Time as the only currency a full economic loop ...

... files, I had to manually scroll up and down, finding each block and copying it one by one. So I did what any stubborn non-dev does: I refused to accept it and built my own solution. Gemini Code Harvester is a Chrome extension that sits on top of Gemini and gives you a floating panel with every code block from the last response. One click to copy any file. One click to download everything as a ZIP. No more ...

... email finder that operates on Google Maps data. I think it s pretty cool, and it returns FRESH data. ANYTIME. Let me know what you think and how I can make it better. 5 free credits (5 free emails harvested) for new users. Link: https://easyemailfinder.com ...

... others I wasn't too sure if they are safe as they seemed to be. I just wanted to know where my money went. And maybe save and budget for things without feeling judged by an algorithm. "Vuna" means harvest in Swahili the idea is you plant good money habits, nurture them, and eventually harvest

... formerly CRYSTALS-Kyber) for key encapsulation. - **FIPS 204**: ML-DSA (formerly CRYSTALS-Dilithium) for digital signatures. **Security Level**: NIST Category 3 (equivalent to ~AES-192 symmetric security), delivering strong long-term protection. **Core Protection**: It fully defends against "harvest-now-decrypt-later" attacks where adversaries collect encrypted traffic today and attempt to decrypt it later using scalable quantum computers (exploiting Shor's algorithm to break classical asymmetric schemes like RSA and ECC). **User Impact**: Zero noticeable effect the system activates/deactivates ...

... actually do stuff while you watch. Screen shares like it hijacked a laptop somewhere. "Hey, compare these three phones for me." Boom. Opens tabs, reads reviews, makes a spreadsheet, sends you the results. While cracking jokes about Android vs iPhone fanboys. It knows what time it is, what's happening in the world. If I message at 4am on a Tuesday, it'll ask if I'm okay instead of just replying normally. Here's why I'm posting ... ... worked. Helped me stay consistent. Finish projects. Just having someone who gave a shit about my day. Now I'm wondering if other people need this too. Made it completely free. No signup bullshit, no credit card, no data harvesting

... curious what you think. Does this resonate? Or am I just building something that only makes sense to me? Product Name-: Zropi ( zropi.com ) Product hunt link-: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... its completely free completely, no sign up bs, no data harvesting nothing let me know ur feedback too Comment from Sahil Singhavi(@sahil_singhavi1): Do try it out guys zropi is completely free ...

... actually do stuff while you watch. Screen shares like it hijacked a laptop somewhere. "Hey, compare these three phones for me." Boom. Opens tabs, reads reviews, makes a spreadsheet, sends you the results. While cracking jokes about Android vs iPhone fanboys. It knows what time it is, what's happening in the world. If I message at 4am on a Tuesday, it'll ask if I'm okay instead of just replying normally. Here's why I'm posting ... ... worked. Helped me stay consistent. Finish projects. Just having someone who gave a shit about my day. Now I'm wondering if other people need this too. Made it completely free. No signup bullshit, no credit card, no data harvesting

... maker behind Axonix Tools ( axonixtools.com ). Like many of you, I ve spent years jumping between "free" utility sites only to be met with intrusive ads, forced sign-ups, and the feeling that my data was being harvested for every simple JSON format or QR code I generated. I decided to build the solution I wanted for myself: A premium, minimalist workspace that houses over 100 professional-grade tools in one place. The core principles of Axonix: Privacy First: Most ...

... want Web3 to be the backbone of global commerce, we have to stop building "Apps" and start building "Sovereign Environments." This is where the Lattice L1 Hybrid DAG enters the conversation. 1. The Architecture of Parallelism: Hybrid DAG vs. Sequential Chains Traditional blockchains process transactions like a single-lane road. Even with "high speed" chains, there is a physical limit to sequential processing. Lattice L1 utilizes a Hybrid DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph). Technically, this means that instead of a single ... ... cryptography, patches are often points of failure. Lattice L1 integrates Post-Quantum Cryptography directly into the Genesis block. By using lattice-based signature schemes, the network is theoretically immune to the decryption capabilities of future quantum computers. Why now? "Harvest