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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
> No-one really likes engineering war stories This is so wrong. I love reading these kinds of stories
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Curious how text-aligned tabular formats work for LLMs considering humans probably find them more readable than other formats System Sales(a)
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Curious that you say that. I feel like the reason I love to use claude code is mostly because of the orchestration around the model itself. Maybe I've been trained by claude to write for it in a certain way. But when I try other clis l
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
I've used this pattern on two separate codebases. One was ~500k LOC apache airflow monolith repo (I am a data engineer). The other was a greenfield flutter side project (I don't know dart, flutter, or really much of anything regar
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
It was a fun read - digestible for those of us without a ton of experience in advanced security background knowledge.
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
I am not the author of this post. The exploration of the scheme based sandbox permissions DSL was interesting to me. It's a classic issue of a custom parser with bad input validation.
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CVE-2025-43330: breaking out of a sandbox using font files(bsssq.xyz)
3 points by faxmeyourcode 1y ago|3 comments
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Semi-related but I have the same experience with the gemini mobile app on android. ChatGPT and Claude are both great user experiences and the best word to describe how the gemini app feels is flaky.
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
ahhh yeah I see what you mean
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
This is something fine tuning should be able to improve. The main caveats are the same as always: dataset collection, labeling, and training/experimentation time.
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
i'm trying (and failing, it's pretty hard to steer) to generate prompts for nb by extracting info from books. Idea is to generate images of settings and characters that remain consistent as the story unfolds. doing this as a part
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
love this, what a great handmade feel
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
I tried the colab notebook that they link to and couldn't replicate the quality for whatever reason. I just swapped out the text and let it run on the introduction paragraph of Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka and it seemingly could not ha
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
This is the first post in a series I'm hoping to write on applied AI engineering fundamentals. Heavy emphasis on the fundamentals... because to many it will be an obvious review but for others I hope it will give you the confidence to
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Applied AI Fundamentals: Structured Outputs(ouachitalabs.com)
1 points by faxmeyourcode 1y ago|1 comments
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
This is insane to read as a data engineer who actually builds software. These sound like amateurs, not experienced data engineers to be perfectly honest. There are plenty of us out here with many repos, dozens of contributors, and thousands
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
I just add > always git commit with a one line message to my `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` file. This has in my experience been enough to get atomic commits after every minor change. I'm probably not the target audience for this t
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Plus the endless emojis and the cards with images completely missing from the bottom section where you're supposed to "see it in action." It shows a lack of respect for yourself and your potential readers when you build somet
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Yeah it's not truly a typewriter simulator, more of just a constrained editor that forces you to either live with mistakes or think more deeply about your words as you type. I played around with overlapping letters and got it working s
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
I only use Firefox and it works for me, I wonder what the issue is? Are you unable to type or is it something else?
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Show HN: A web typewriter where backspace only strikes through(ouachitalabs.com)
2 points by faxmeyourcode 1y ago|5 comments
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Every day preteen boys around the world are destroying their premature brains by watching stuff that should be 18+ by simply clicking a single button that says "I am over 18". They form lifelong addictions that stunt their emotion
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Another very popular firefox addon that is yet to be replicated in chrome - and for me personally is a chrome killer - is the Tree Style Tabs addon. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
I don't aggree 100% with the OP on this suggestion. I use an agent to build a feature, then if it's significantly important enough I will have it open a PR that I can review traditionally after testing. Copying and pasting code ma
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Lol, we are keeping READ_ONLY_MODE on for now
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
https://github.com/sooperset/mcp-atlassian
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Yep, we've built some really useful agents with some simple tools (3-5 templated snowflake queries with really good descriptions). The LLM is useful for shaping your question into function params and then interpreting the results based
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Based on the comments here, a lot of folks are assuming the primary users of mcp are the end users connecting their claude/vscode/etc to whatever saas platform they're working on. While this _is_ a huge benefit and super cool
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
I'm going to reiterate something that has been said already. Everything around auditing and pedaling permissions in my mid sized company snowflake account is a gigantic pain in the neck.
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by faxmeyourcode 1y ago
Not yet, I've gone through a few prototypes that haven't really worked. Nothing has stuck enough to really get far enough for a repo. I will try to publish something on gh this weekend.

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