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by joshka 2mo ago
Could he? To answer properly without possibly committing further possible crimes, he needed a lawyer familiar with whether that's allowable, something he was explicitly denied after asking multiple times. See https://www.cou
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by joshka 2mo ago
The problem is that cells don't compose well as an accessibility thing. You need a DOM equivalent in order to realistically do a bunch of things that are meaningful at an app level. TUI libraries are all basically doing that DOM thing
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by joshka 2mo ago
If you're redesigning a protocol layer, then I'd say you still want to target fixed size cells as the unit of rendering. It's just not the central abstraction like it is in the current terminal approach. Because you're o
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by joshka 2mo ago
The existence of a key only being somewhere other than your current location during a border search enables you to legally say "I cannot unlock this device" and move on with your day.
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by joshka 2mo ago
See https://www.cbp.gov/document/directives/cbp-directive-no-334... > The border search will include an examination of only the information that is resident upon the device and accessible through the device&#x2
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by joshka 2mo ago
I'm talking specifically about the graphene OS ability for that approach, not the ability to add an external key to some generalized encryption. The threat model here is that the traveler was required to provide a passcode unlocking a
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by joshka 2mo ago
Not really - the government have stated that he's in the US. It's the first sentence of the indictment. [1] > On or about January 24, 2025, in the Northern District of Georgia... [1]: https://storage.courtlistener.co
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by joshka 2mo ago
I really liked this article (despite disagreeing with its conclusion and agreeing with many of the concerns about failures of TUIs). It gave a feeling of "here's a bunch of cool stuff I've done" to help back the claim, w
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by joshka 2mo ago
As a ratatui library maintainer, NO - please don't stop making TUIs ;) As a developer outside of that, I love the scratch the itch apps stuff mentioned in here. I have a vibe coded SwiftUI chess repertoire builder app that fits in that
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by joshka 2mo ago
So the part of this that feels like it triggers the government issue here is that in effect you have a locally stored encryption key which gates access to the device, which was removed from the device due to duress password. What if we flip
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by joshka 2mo ago
I'm just guessing here, but the most problematic word on the 4th amendment to attack from the government's perspective is "unreasonable". It's easy to see how a phone border search could be construed as reasonable,
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by joshka 2mo ago
It's a fairly shallow point that ignores how laws work. The premise that the law doesn't apply because you're not in the country is false. The constitution applies generally everywhere to all Americans, it's just that wh
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by joshka 2mo ago
This feels like a really good blog post to write - something I'd really want to read - but the generated AI prose distracts, and makes me lose trust and not want to read this. I'm very AI-pilled, so this is not a criticism of AI a
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by joshka 2mo ago
This feels like the sort of decision that well meaning folks that manage utilities can disagree on. It's frustrating every time it happens because it's usually a fairly reasonable perspective to ask for XDG / operating system
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by joshka 2mo ago
https://hckrnews.com/ most days, has a good line which tracks what you saw last. Sometimes filter by top 10/20 when I've been more busy and to catch things I may have glossed over as being more popular.
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by joshka 2mo ago
The current thing that comes up regularly is choosing an LLM setup.
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by joshka 2mo ago
lol same :D
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Yeti Devworks(yetidevworks.com)
2 points by joshka 2mo ago|0 comments
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by joshka 2mo ago
This, but I'd say that there is an engineering perspective that you can apply. What the developer world is trying to discover here is how to encode taste concretely - often this is things like really mechanical design system things (sp
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by joshka 2mo ago
I've done VHS (terminal recording) rewrite in rust built on libghostty called Betamax [1], and then threw it at creating a TUI for jujutsu. This worked pretty well, but is admittedly a much simpler task than a web ui. The harness was a
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by joshka 2mo ago
Take a look also at https://tropes.fyi/ I've put in some effort to try to help agentic tools avoid these problems: https://www.joshka.net/practice/rules/documentation/docs-avo... .
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by joshka 2mo ago
Some agents have specific tools that the models have been trained to use. E.g. diff formats for editing that aren't the same as the standard unified diff format. Access to specific thread / subagent / etc. tooling or the base
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by joshka 2mo ago
Yeah, what bothers me is that the prompt already said using a different vulnerability didn’t count, and the model did it anyway. We’re starting to assume clear instructions act as real constraints, but here the measurable goal seems to have
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by joshka 2mo ago
The exploit gym setup explicitly allowed access to package registries and v8 sources. Putting a cache on that doesn't seem like a bad idea generally, except when there's a 0-day in the cache :D But yeah, for this sort of thing I&#
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ExploitGym AI benchmark source code(github.com)
1 points by joshka 2mo ago|0 comments
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by joshka 2mo ago
Thanks for the reply here. I guess I have some perspectives on a bunch of this. I'm for open sharing of academic work for all (but I'm not an academic, so my perspective is a consumer), so inferring your perspective here I think w
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by joshka 2mo ago
This is freaking good.
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by joshka 2mo ago
How do you square away the idea that you do science for the increase in knowledge of human kind, but then say that a particular use of that knowledge is verboten? I get the copyright aspect of this and I'm not arguing that here. I&#x27
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by joshka 2mo ago
Consider optimizing your demo for laptop user screen sizes and checking contrast of all elements. A lot of things on the demo are difficult to read fast due to low contrast, which makes animations using them less useful to show off what is
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by joshka 2mo ago
discussion / article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49087091

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