I’ve usually heard it as a euphemism for torrents specifically, since these would be one of the main legal uses of torrents.

Thinking from first principles would likely start with “Do we need X?”

Fair point, I'm skipping over the need itself. The titular first principle.

First principles: "We need X, how can we accomplish that?"

Higher order: "We need X, what would accomplishing that do for us?"

Yet another incompatible definition - here first principles thinking is define as "how do reach a solution?". If that were true, then it wouldn't be any different from "problem solving".

That's more-or-less the definition, no? First principles thinking and higher order thinking are both methods of problem solving.

Can you give an example of a task you found they struggled with? Also, what agents are you using?

In what ways is Brave more secure or private than Firefox?

>On Android, Firefox still doesn't have a sandbox for sites at all.

>Privacy depends on security since an attacker able to exploit the browser can bypass the privacy protections.

GrapheneOS on X

https://nitter.net/GrapheneOS/search?f=tweets&q=Firefox&sinc...