Manouchehri

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Deepclaude with 3.7 Sonnet Support(github.com)
1 points by Manouchehri 2y ago|1 comments
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
I've gone ahead and added support for `claude-3-7-20250219` on Deepclaude. Go wild!
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
The Polar H10 broadcasts your heart rate unencrypted in ADV_IND frames last time I checked.
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
Another option is using Cloudflare Tunnels (`cloudflared`), and stacking Cloudflare Access on top (for non-public services) to enforce authentication.
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
What I did, was write logic to link accounts together via an automatic email confirmation. Try visiting this URL twice, but use two different login methods (that use the same address). https://auth.ai.moda/pages/v1.0.0&
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
The equivalent would be a $20k Ford resulting in a $1,762,000k fine.
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
So after 4 months, the company would lose more than their entire revenue?
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
Mind providing a source? (Tried to Google it but didn’t find any relevant info.) I can think of multiple situations where a vendor from SK has left things unpatched for months, and sometimes years..
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
rr took about 9 years to get first class aarch64 support. https://github.com/rr-debugger/rr/issues/1373
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
Sometimes when I enter the US to meet up with friends, I get only a B-1, instead of a B-2 or B-1/B2. I always tell immigration the reason I'm visiting, but sometimes I can tell they aren't listening to a word I'm saying
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
The Computer Systems Analyst category only requires a post-secondary diploma and 3 years of experience, or a full bachelor's degree. When I interviewed with Google and Facebook a few years ago, neither of them were concerned that I d
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by Manouchehri 2y ago
Does having your blog and/or projects being cited in research papers count for anything?
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
I went from having previously written 0 exploits (aside from IoT fails with command injection), to my first Chrome exploit in about 15 weeks. I did probably put in about 1,000 hours though.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
If you're able to throw a 0day at a target, there's nothing stopping you from throwing it again after they reinstall.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
One would expect/hope some of those 500,000 have skills in construction.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
> ask anyone who had to book a hotel in NYC before AirBnB! I've stayed in multiple hotels and Airbnb units in NYC, and every single time, the Airbnb option was terrible in comparison to my hotel bookings. This is for places of com
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
You can probably do this for VirtualBox (and any Linux program) by using tun2socks to create a network interface that routes through a proxy (SOCKS5 if you want UDP support), and then moving that network interface to a new namespace. You ca
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
ChatGPT Plus does not expose JSON mode in their web UI. You have to use the API via OpenAI (or Azure OpenAI).
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
Using JSON mode with the GPT 3.5/4 API works well for us. So much so that we have to intentionally fake errors to test that our retries/fallbacks actually work in our code.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
Impacted versions in CVE listings are normally not validated. For example, my CVE-2022-2007 in WebGPU also supposedly goes back to Chrome version 9. That's impossible, as WebGPU wasn't even a concept back then. https://
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
Without knowing anything about the details, is it possible Samsung leaked their SMTP credentials, and Google was seeing phishing to a few of their users?
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
I know it's not a popular choice, but wouldn't a PWA on iOS work fine for Rabbit's use-case?
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
You've hit it. It's a 2018 spec Android device. $50 of electronic parts, $150 for the custom case.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
It's using a Mediatek Helio P35, a SoC from 2018. It's slower than an iPhone 6S. There's no 5G support either, unless they've purchased an external modem. So even if you do live in an area with low-latency 5G, you aren&#
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
Personally, I would be worried about losing access to an account if I only relied on a passkey.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
It’s been several months since I last did any testing, but I do remember B2 being faster (latency) R2 when we did some benchmarks (small files only) with a Worker.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
Given that no Cloudflare employees chimed in when we talked about this last on Discord, seems they’re confused too. I should probably use our enterprise support for once to get a clarifying answer.. Personally / my company is sticking
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
If you use a Worker in front of it, that’s allowed to serve any type of file. If you’re just putting Cloudflare’s regular proxy in front of it, then I _believe_ their standard “web assets only” policy applies.
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
It depends. Cloudflare R2 has unlimited free egress; if you’re using a Cloudflare Worker already and proxying the download, then Backblaze B2 becomes cheaper again because egress is free and unlimited. Here’s my rough pricing notes: https:
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by Manouchehri 3y ago
VR resolution is far too poor at the moment in my opinion. At the office, I use 7200x2560 @ 144Hz (5x 27" vertical). It'll be a few years before we see VR as a competitive alternative.

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