TheTaytay

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   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   Woah! TIL! Thank you!
2. 62.▲
   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   Coded with AI != slop. AI in the hands of the right person can actually be good. That's gotten _especially_ true in the past few months.
3. 63.▲
   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   It looks like I'm in the minority after reading this comments, but I'm quite happy to see this announcement. A "good" standard, free CMS with theming and plugin support without the issues of Wordpress is _welcome_. (And
4. 64.▲
   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   I know there is a cooldown period for npm packages, but I’m beginning to want a cooldown for domains too. According to socket, the C2 server is sfrclak[.]com, which was registered in the last 24 hours.
5. 65.▲
   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   I quite liked this. It feels approachable and to-the-point.
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   Secure Proxy Manager(fabriziosalmi.github.io)

   2 points by TheTaytay 7mo ago|0 comments
7. 67.▲
   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   The +1 button doesn’t work?
8. 68.▲
   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   Devcontainers are looking pretty gold right now…
9. 69.▲
   by TheTaytay 7mo ago

   A lot of automated scanners run during that week.
10. 70.▲
    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    Yes, I was more impressed with their decoupling of prompts from parameters!
11. 71.▲
    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    Woah, that community plugin looks so much closer to what I initially thought (hoped) Dspy was!
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    Crib: Just Enough Devcontainers(fabiorehm.com)

    2 points by TheTaytay 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    I think the more likely attack vector in OpenClaw is convincing it to install a malicious npm package or script, have that siphon all machine/env secrets, and then watch those secrets get abused. (Cloud API key -> crypto mining. Wal
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    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    I tried it in the past, one time “in earnest.” But when I discovered that none of my actual optimized prompts were extractable, I got cold feet and went a different route. The idea of needing to do fully commit to a framework scares me. The
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    Experimenting with Starlette 1.0 with Claude skills(simonwillison.net)

    12 points by TheTaytay 7mo ago|4 comments
16. 76.▲
    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    Please do elaborate. I’ve only tried switching to codex once or twice, and it’s been probably 3 months since I last tried it, but I was underwhelmed each time. Is it better on novel things in your experience?
17. 77.▲
    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    I don’t know why this is being downvoted. Danielhanchen is legit, and unsloth was early to the fine-tuning on a budget party.
18. 78.▲
    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    I’m a huge fan of CLIs over MCP for many things, and I love asking Claude Code to take an API, wrap it in a CLI, and make a skill for me. The ergonomics for the agent and the human are fantastic, and you get all of the nice composability of
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    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    Doltgres actually is a true versioned Postgres under the hood (or MySql). This sounds really interesting, and I like the ease with which I could spin something up here and get embeddings for sure! But I would think the actual runtime perf o
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    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    I think this is really neat. You should probably take it as a compliment that the biggest criticisms so far are about the website landing page. ;) I like canvases in general, and I especially like them for mentally organizing and referring
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    Runtime Safety Infrastructure for AI Agents(nono.sh)

    3 points by TheTaytay 7mo ago|0 comments
22. 82.▲
    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    I'm sorry you didn't get more traction here. I've been looking for what you are building. I like your approach (kernel level security, ability to rollback, and phantom credentials!)
23. 83.▲
    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    Means a lot coming from you - thanks for taking the time to post, and for taking the time to make the Homebrew formula. (I am also a fan of the author's (webcoyote's) other work.)
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    by TheTaytay 7mo ago

    Is there a better alternative on Mac?
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    Sandvault – Run AI agents isolated in a sandboxed macOS user account(github.com)

    1 points by TheTaytay 7mo ago|0 comments
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    From Claude Code to Figma: Turning production code into editable Figma designs(figma.com)

    2 points by TheTaytay 8mo ago|0 comments
27. 87.▲
    by TheTaytay 8mo ago

    It depends on how much you value the gap between “pretty good” and SOTA… I’ve noticed that Opus is more “expensive”,” but an error-filled rabbit hole is expensive too!
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    by TheTaytay 8mo ago

    Woah, that looks great. I’ve been looking for something like this. Neither thr readme or the security doc go into detail on the credential handling in the gateway. Is it using tokens to represent the secrets, or is the client just trusting
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    by TheTaytay 8mo ago

    Yes please! I feel like we need filters for everything: file reading, network ingress egress, etc Starting with simpler filters and then moving up the semantic ones…
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    by TheTaytay 8mo ago

    I have found that the "advanced voice mode" is dumb as a box of rocks compared to their "basic" TTS version, so I disable it. I've switched to Claude, so I don't know if that's still an option, but if you