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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Is it typical in the JS space to include dependencies without versioning? Also, curious: does freezing a version really provide much protection? Shouldn’t a commit hash be used? (Attacker can change a tag.)
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
How much money have the attackers stolen so far? Has someone done an analysis of the blockchains for the destination addresses?
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Wow. You are going places, Mitch. Epic design skills. Listening to Unwritten and loading up that email form… can’t wait to see what you build.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Ooo so glad you asked. That's something I am super passionate about. I built those decks during the COVID lockdowns when I needed to connect with nature a bit more. Those Anki decks were incredibly efficient for learning to recognize m
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Great start! I like the aesthetic and focus on a single language. Most of all, making it open source and just getting it out there! I'd love to collaborate, but I think we've got to look at overall concept first. There's a lo
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Agreed. PR opened.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
I’ve been quite successful since June doing parallel edits just on different components within the same codebase. But I’ve not been able to do it with “auto-accept” because I need a way to course correct if one of the agents goes off the ra
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Perhaps because author is perhaps the most prominent agent builder outside of the big labs.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Depends on the region. That duty cycle limitation sounds like EU. In USA, there are fewer restrictions on 915MHz, but heavy limits on 434 MHz under part 15. (Subsec 15.235 does not permit pre-determined intervals and 1/sec would defini
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
I love it! The “3D” demo is particularly impressive. Can you do something with just a single line? I’m thinking of a GPU-accelerated status line animation.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
I would have liked to see n log n
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
it's a brilliant title that's both technically correct and extremely misleading! I thought it implied that there was an ongoing legal battle over the home and some original will that upsets those proceeds had been found undergroun
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
So true. I find myself doing a lot more documentation these days as it is actually having a direct visible benefit. There’s a bit of a mirage here, but hey it’s getting me to document so shhh.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
LoRa is actually pretty thirsty on receive. You’d need some scheme for synchronization if you want to reduce power consumption.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
THIS. I do my best work after a long vigorous walk and contemplation, while listening to Bach sipping espresso. (Not exaggerating much.) If I go on HN or slack or ClickUp or work email, context is slammed and I cannot do /clear so fast
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Does anyone know how well these models handle spontaneous tool responses? For handling asynchronous tool calls or push?
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
I don’t get it. Wouldn’t it be Lulu in both cases?
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
At $200/month the comparable should be Opus 4 not Sonnet 4.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Anthropic has been incredibly generous. I use regularly ~750 USD worth of opus tokens per month, which is a great deal for 200 USD. I’ve never hit a limit on the Max 20x plan, but the Max 5x plan was laughably limited. The impression I got
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
A thought-provoking analogy! What comes immediately to mind for me is using embeddings to show closest matches to current cursor position on the right tab for fast jumping to related files.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Yet. This is a good rebuttal when someone quips that we “are about to run out of data”. There’s oh so much more, just not in the form of books and blogs.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
From: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree > the support for submodules is incomplete This has been a stumbling block for me. In C firmware, there’s no package management so submodules tend to be how we bring in li
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
I’ve had good luck with adding “Gemini” and “o3” tools to Claude Code and asking for review, plans, or research. The response comes back in a markdown file. The trouble has been the time waiting for particularly the o3 research. Could be so
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
I've been getting a lot of alpha out of Claude Code, but struggling a bit with how to bring it to the rest of my team. Does anyone have any practical advice on sharing best practices or generally getting team members or folks you super
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Funny. o3 hallucinates it has its “own computer”, so OpenAI kindly provides it one.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
It sounds like they are using —dangerously-skip-permissions.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
And the way Google calendar works right now, it automatically shows invites on your calendar, even if they are spam. That does not bode well for prompt injection.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
This. I saw the late Roland Griffiths as first author and thought the same.
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by clbrmbr 1y ago
Thanks for the advice explanation. I look forward to some blog posts on best practices here as you discover them!
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Do what I did: move to a new bank that respects your security. When you close your account, give formal feedback about why you are closing. Outflows of depositors should send a signal. (i had on issue with PNC in the US where they kept call

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