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by guessmyname 6mo ago
Every [*] macOS user uses Rectangle.app — https://rectangleapp.com The ones who don't use it is because they don’t know it exists. Or they are still using the (deprecated) Spectacle.app — https://github.com/
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by guessmyname 6mo ago
I use Little Snitch and so far I have only seen Claude Code connect to api.anthropic.com and Sentry for telemetry. I have not seen any Vercel connections, but I always turn off telemetry in everything before I run it. If you log in with OAu
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by guessmyname 6mo ago
Why thousands? You never read or delete all your emails within a day? My inbox, which I have for almost two decades only has 28 emails in it. Not 28 unread emails, but 28 total emails. I delete everything within a day of receiving, except f
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by guessmyname 6mo ago
Same. Much more difficult as an immigrant because you have to prove a lot more than other candidates but I have always managed to get a job with cold-applications, zero referrals, which even I find interesting because I dozens of people at
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
With Go v1.26.1 package main import "fmt" func main() { fmt.Printf("Hello World!\n") } Binary sizes: • 2581616B (2.5MB) → 1714560B (1.6MB) (with -ldflags="-s -w") • 1531920B (1.5MB) → 753680B (
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
> frizlab: […] while Zed is nice, Sublime is better. > ramon156: What does this have to do with Tauri? Not @OP but I imagine they are thinking: “because Zed is built on top of Tauri and Sublime Text is not.” Sublime Text’s user
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
Problem is, it is often just 1-2 posts on Twitter. Maybe 5… Heck! maybe 10, but that’s it. And it’s often people who are only superficially involved in the thing they are so expertly talking about. Sometimes it’s teenagers who just want to
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
> I personally dropped $20k on a high end desktop - 768G of RAM, 96 cores, 96 GB Blackwell GPU - last October, before RAM prices spiked […] 768GB of RAM is insane… Meanwhile, I’ve been going back and forth for over a year about spendin
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Anthropic left details of an unreleased model sitting in an unsecured data trove(fortune.com)
3 points by guessmyname 7mo ago|0 comments
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
Oh yeah! lnav is famous. I remember using it like a decade ago to monitor an array of web servers while at GoDaddy; good ol' times. First commit is from Sep 13, 2009: https://github.com/tstack/lnav/commit&#x2F
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
There’s actually a lot more environment variables: edit: removed obnoxious list in favor of the link that @thehamkercat shared below. My favorite is IS_DEMO=1 to remove a little bit of the unnecessary welcome banner.
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
There’s actually already an app for that, and I’m not even joking. edit: I was going to link a specific one I found a few weeks ago, but it turns out there are tons of them now, so I’ll just explain the idea. Most of these apps are basicall
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
I’m also as pedantic as you and use “LLM” even talking about these systems but you need to be flexible and accept that “AI” is already in everyone’s head when referring to GPT variants.
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
> Who is learning this for the first time only now? A teenager, probably. Not everyone is 100 years old.
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by guessmyname 7mo ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47319273 (10 hrs ago)
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Big Sleep Tracker: Google Project Zero + Google DeepMind find security bugs(issuetracker.google.com)
2 points by guessmyname 7mo ago|0 comments
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Vibe Security Radar – Tracking the security cost of vibe coding(vibe-radar-ten.vercel.app)
1 points by guessmyname 7mo ago|1 comments
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
Yes. Everyone and their grandma wants to build the ultimate panacea of AI so of course you’ll see a myriad of AI-powered products and services on a daily basis until the tech industry as a whole is done with the topic.
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
Oh! I thought it was landmines too and was very confused + concerned when I saw dots near where I live.
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
MSRC (Microsoft Security Response Center) — https://msrc.microsoft.com/ They’ll close a report as “no action” if the issue isn’t related to Microsoft products. That said, in my experience they’ve been a reasonable intermedi
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
Lying with charts → https://handsondataviz.org/how-to-lie-with-charts.html Also → https://medium.com/@hypsypops/axes-of-evil-how-to-lie-with-g... More → https://researchguides.library.yorku.
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
Why is Google indexing these harmful images in the first place? Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and other large tech companies have had image recognition models capable of detecting this kind of content at scale for years, long before large la
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
I built a CLI years ago for the same purpose. From what I can tell, your program treats files as duplicates if they share the same normalized filename and the exact same size; it doesn’t compare contents or hashes. Mine samples bytes at spe
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
What’s the title for? Is it about “reading” or is it about “books” ? A lot of people who say they “read books” really mean they bought one or checked it out from the library, then only dipped into it here and there, maybe a few paragraphs a
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
The tool works by querying your contacts’ names against https://analytics.dugganusa.com/api/v1/search?q={NAME}&index... I’d hope anyone using this tool understands that names aren’t unique. So if your mother’s
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
I call it “The Broke College Student Syndrome.” Most of us did stuff like this when we were younger. For starters, we were broke. I mean, we didn’t have enough extra cash to pay for something we knew we could probably get for free. Back the
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by guessmyname 8mo ago
Certain reimbursements/allowances for volunteering are treated favorably for tax purposes if conditions are met, e.g. ehrenamtspauschale (volunteer allowance). Also, as Gemeinnützig, for tax and for issuing donation receipts. It could
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by guessmyname 9mo ago
> Thanks for posting! Are there specific language requirements, since the role is in the Japan office? Well, can you understand the job posting? [1] It’s written in Japanese, so if you can’t read it, you’re probably not qualified to wo
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by guessmyname 9mo ago
Nice SQLi vulnerability you got there ;-) > making this project was the most fun I have had in some time haha! > sorryyyyy for vibe coding it though. Peace. I am only human after all […] Well, yes, of course the whole app was writ
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by guessmyname 9mo ago
No, why would you allow automatic updates? It makes no sense. You should audit every update as if each payload could contain malware. It’s a paranoid way to live, but that’s what it takes. We also need better computer science education in h

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