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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Looks cool, tbh I think i'd be more interested in just a lightweight local UI to track and monitor claude code, I could skip the linear and github piece.
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
> A camera with Gemini and im out > Exclusive to the Pixel 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL, Pro Res Zoom captures astonishing detail at up to 100x zoom. It isn't just a simple crop; Pro Res Zoom uses Tensor G5 and an all-new generative imag
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Even better when you read the CEO's response: > The researchers identified that Rubocop, one of our tools, was running outside our secure sandbox environment I don't think that was the main problem lol
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Not a single mention of env vars. Just shifting the blame to rubocop.
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Reading this, its not clear how your blog posts relates: 1. You run git clone inside the GCR function, so, you have at the very least a user token for the git provider 2. RCE exploit basically used the external tools, like a static analysis
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Great quote at the end that I think I resonate a lot with: > Feeding these algorithms gobs of data is another example of how an approach that must be fundamentally incorrect at least in some sense, as evidenced by how data-hungry it is,
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
jersey and short trains makes me think of the newark air train, easily the worst train in the US
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
A little inside baseball, but mckinsey BA's are "free" to staff for the first, idk, 6 months for a team. Your first year is basically a tedious exercise in learning mckinsey lingo, meeting etiquette, and importantly in this c
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Noted that the largest PR in the stack is 268 lines, but obviously thats mostly html! > #1 feat: add basic HTML structure and styling for Wordle game +268/-0 also here's the magic bit to include in Claude.md to make this work &
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
in like 2011 I saw Daniel Radcliffe in How to succeed in business without really trying, and there's this line > And other men may carry cards, as members of the Diners that i did not understand until a few years ago someone mention
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Unreal timing, though, I'm sure he knew
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
AFAICT this is the first commercial model trying to be marketed as responsibly-sourced. Love it, but it also seems like the noise around this issue has died down. Is this for legal cover? Or more apple-privacy marketing
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
SKO BUFFS I briefly worked at NOAA, on this same campus, and I loved walking around NIST. Such a cool building. The entire campus is at risk -> https://www.cpr.org/2025/07/01/proposed-noaa-budget-would-cl..
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
> As often as OpenAI is maligned in the press, everyone I met there is actually trying to do the right thing I doubt many people would say something contrary to this about their (former) colleagues, which means we should always take this
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
I don't think so. If your shares dropped 90% overnight you wouldn't be excited to have your vesting cliff waived
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Two products that nobody uses, together at last
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Mostly posting for this gem > The FT revealed that a BCG team helped model the costs of relocating Palestinians outside Gaza as part of a project examining how the shattered enclave could be rebuilt as a regional trading hub
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Two top BCG executives lose leadership roles over Gaza project(ft.com)
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Would love to try this in ollama/llama.cpp. Using llama.cpp for VsCode is painful since (realistically) I can only generate on the order of <100 tokens at a time
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Nice! Quick feedback: - it plays sound even when my (iOS) device is muted - would love an option to automatically go to next puzzle
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Obviously not. The more interesting story hear is that BCG/Bain are doing well and McKinsey is not.
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
If you care a lot you can use Protobufs. Downside is now everything has to speak protobuf + no can't read in your network tab. Upside is (mostly) smaller payloads and a lot more type safety.
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Having worked at Mck, what I could very well imagine happened behind the scenes here was 1. This BA/Asc was on <4 hours of sleep, maybe many days in a row 2. They walked into that meeting thinking they had completed exactly what the
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
- https://ace-step.github.io/ - https://huggingface.co/spaces/ACE-Step/ACE-Step
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
Fun to play with!
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
> cold shower might eventually happen for a lot of Ai based companies undoubtedly. The economic impact of some actually useful tools (Cursor, Claude) are propping up hundreds of billions of dollars in funding for, idk, "AI for &lt
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
> Our findings highlight how asymmetric exposure to content moderation shocks can reshape market competition, drive consumers toward less regulated spaces, and alter substitution patterns across platforms. Or at least one very specific m
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by frankfrank13 1y ago
A lot of comments seem to take issue with Supabase being aligned to Vibe-coding, which is understandable, but I do think it's related! I think vibe-coding could very well be a real market-force, and as best as I can tell it exists with
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Its journalism not research, this is absolutely the norm for any type of product coverage, e.g "my [press] car (with 50k in upgrades) had an incredible sound system, the cabin noise was non-existent, and the ($2000 extra) paint looks i
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
A great example of something you can feel but I never had the words for. > But here is the same elevation drawn using correct rectilinear perspective. I hope you will agree that the Piranesi version is much more legible, the furthest hou

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