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anishgupta
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I would be interested to know how long this vulnerability was unknown. Seems like security is only as good as how fast we can find patches to CVEs and communicate globally vs the exploiters
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Had fun reading this, pretty well written. >Consolidate into a monorepo lol this sounds like as if you make a dog tired by playing with it so it sleeps which you're gone :'D >Contextualize the actual risk This is not as easy
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I guess it also depends on which dataset LLM was trained on. Rare or niche languages get fragmented into more tokens even if the code itself is short. So two languages with the same number of characters can produce very different token coun
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9mo ago
solving problem should be an obsession rather than building. AI have fueled way too many builders while edge cases and lifecycle maintainence of the code is more of an afterthought
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9mo ago
> AI isn’t replacing people here, it’s extending their reach into places they were never going to look in the first place. Great to see the physical leverage AI has over a big coastline. Surely, this is a playbook to follow for Countries
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>This article has now achieved international recognition. Why is this website showing "not-secure" smh
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I love your blog. AI is trained to do things but it isn't trained to do things securely. Especially in software supply chain, openAI acknowledges this limitation and hence came up with an AI solution called aardvark. This is just the b
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9mo ago
>Become a Storyteller This is the most important skill, thanks on emphasizing on it. In corportations/ big tech, leaders are busy and overwhelmed, and good storytelling helps them generate more trust --> better product decisions
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You're solving a real point here! great work
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9mo ago
working on a free mini-game for f1 enthusiasts, completely build by claude sonnet 4 and hosted on AWS consistently getting traffic of 30k in a month with peaks upto 10k in a day This has been on for a few months now but I'm thinking to
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Fellow yellow jacket here! This is great start, I'd love to see mondobe evolve into something like cursor for music production. I've done music making on DAWs like fl studio and i wish if we could reduce some friction there for us
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>On Slop and Accumulation From personal experience I've learned to prompt to add just basic features so its minimalistic and serves the job, even vague prompts like these one liners work "Make sure we are only adding necessary
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did you try making it a slop but ended up making UI good? fun website, seems we're back in the days of early 2000s when discovering new websites like this was fun
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9mo ago
For sure! thanks for sharing. We're building a version of a security scanning which can scan multiple repos. Let us know if you wanna partner with us
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Interesting, I just asked the question "what number would you choose between 1-5" gemini answered 3 for me in my separate session (default without any persona) but in this website it tends to choose 5
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> The website IS the repo. The repo IS the website. I wonder if we get something productive by end of 2026 from this repo. Who knows, maybe we solve AGI
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9mo ago
Feedback: You might want to add what it does within landing page before any user would be comfortable to enter their email
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Looks like one of the visuals of neurons within brain. Do you have any plans to leverage this visualization further or is it just a wow factor?
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>Use of emdashes was a human choice i didn't notice a single emdash while reading. Seems you're using trivy for SCA scanning? does everyone in cisco use trivy?
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Maybe its only needed for AI review as opposed to generic google search results? Just realized one of the website we made already has a robots.txt, we were just unaware about. Thanks for sharing
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I've cursor and vscode both installed but i use vscode with github copilot since its cheaper. debug mode in cursor sounds cool. vscode should just replace the "edit" function with debug mode. Does anyone even use "edit&q
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For sure! keep up the good work
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Interesting insight, cuz while global computing growth can look too fast to match global energy growth (~4% YoY at max from source s&P global) on a raw percentage basis, in practice it doesn’t require matching total energy 1:1 because e
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EU is doubling down on open source security and now even starting with their compliance policies for enterprises. I'm sure early signs of this will soon show to the US by 2027, OpenSSF and CISA have been pretty vocal about this
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why not, i keep seeing memes on linkedin cross-posted from X and suddently it becomes the most engaged post. The converse shouldn't be encouraged
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Fun app! One of the things I wish it had if it can record the ambient notes and match it (like one of those guitar tuner apps). Playing by ear is something I've done all my life and any user can have any instrument matching the notes
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Wondering what is the use case of machine readable format, does any compliance regulation require it?
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Not surprised. Its an AI foundational model race --> Hardware race (GPUs) --> Energy race. Long term solution would be to make the models more efficient and optimized for training. Human brain requires only 20W (less than a lightbulb)
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>The leaderboard isn't "PRs opened per week." It's not "lines of code generated." It's "months since the last mass refactor." Time between architectural resets. How long your codebase stays co
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Much needed! Does the existing force dark mode plugins from chrome not work here?
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