mdaniel

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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   Practice, and having supernatural perseverance (although probably not in that order) I'd guess the curriculum is half reverse engineering and half reading any write-ups to see the attacks and areas of attack for inspiration
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   Seems to be the worst of both worlds: mutable by default, and one must add a "const" keyword to the "let", disincentivizing const behavior by making it super verbose (e.g. the "final" problem from Java) http
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   As the adage goes: now you have two problems
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   I am currently having this debate at $DAYJOB, having come from a zero trust implementation to one using fucking Cloudflare Warp. The cost to your "just use a VPN" approach or, if I'm understanding your point correctly, use VP
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   I'm firmly in the pro 2FA camp, but merely as a point of discussion: the Arc codebase is already so underwater with actual features that would benefit a forum, and if I changed my password to hunter2 right now the only thing that would
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   My mental model is that the system prompt isn't one thing, and that seems even more apparent with line 6 telling the model what today's date is. I have no insider information but system prompts could undergo A/B testing just
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   Or, here's an idea: don't write a CLI on the hot path of a developer's flow in a scripting language. No wonder it lost out
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   > Can you tell git that the bash script is a binary file and therefore should not automatically convert the contents of the file? That'd be swatting a fly with a sledgehammer; if you do that, $(git diff) will no longer work which sm
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   My understanding is that is what the KV cache does in models serving. I would imagine they'd want to prime any such KV cache with common tokens but retain a per-session cache to avoid leaks. It seems HF agrees with the concept, at leas
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    > Real internet-scale search systems like ES Oh, then you must have the secret sauce that allows scaling ES vector search beyond 10,000 results without requiring infinite RAM. I know their forums would welcome it, because that question c
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    It's a good thing people were enamored of how inexpensive GPT-5 is, given that the system prompt is (allegedly) 54kb. I don't know how many tokens that is offhand, but what a lot of them to burn just on setup of the thing
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    GPLv3 https://github.com/manticoresoftware/manticoresearch/blob/13...
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    From host to container: docker cp ./local/file.txt container:/app/ It's cruel to use the word container in a "cheatsheet" when it's actually a placeholder. Using ${container_id_or_name}:&#x2
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    That's ok, modern nodejs apps are represented, too, so everyone can get in on the legacy train: https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/2... and https://docs.aws.amazo
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Ah, yes, the 90s html was jam packed with   (aka  ) to make things not wrap, and that was stellar good fun for copy-pasting The other "2020s" problem is some leading unicode marks which are also invisible. I thou
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    1 is only true by default, both HFS and APFS have case sensitive options . NTFS also behaves like you described, and I believe the distinction is that the filesystems are case-retentive, so this will work fine: $ echo yup > README.tx
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Heh, this is the thread I came to see on a submission about the LSAT on HN o/
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    There's no way a general security aggregator website qualifies as a better submission than the actual folks who actually discovered the vulns. They deserve all the recognition and to tell the story in their own words
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I believe OP meant $(kubectl get secret) which by default returns them in JSON and base64 encoded. I do agree with you that it would be stellar if kubectl were bright enough to recognize "there's no weird characters, show me in st
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    That's a huge pet peeve of mine, but similar to the control-r comment elsewhere, I have just come to terms with the fact that most developers are allergic to shell
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I don't believe it's a fork, but https://gitlab.com/glitchtip/glitchtip-backend is MIT and aims to be the actual Open Source replacement for Sentry Given that it's almost been 2 years since the FSL chang
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I don't believe that "from __future__" is the future-proofing you think it is, they just named it that way to be cute - a hypothetical 3.19 version couldn't even use it, since it's just a normal python import $
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I presume you meant that as "PDF next generation" because PDF 2.0 already exists https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_PDF#ISO_32000-2:_20... Also, absolutely not to your "single file HTML" theor
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I believe the splitting of hairs is that plugins should build on top of core, solid, helpful primitives, and augment the core platform with esoteric things that the core audience wouldn't care about. That's not this plugin It also
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    It seems not: Given: function Fred { begin { echo "hello from begin1" } begin { echo "hello from begin2" } process { echo "does the m
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    And, don't overlook the indexability of Zulip so that information doesn't instantly /dev/null just because Discord hates having bots or because one can only ever(!) join 100 Discord servers e.g. https://serv
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Similarly unsurprisingly, with its BEGIN friend https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/3.3/syntax/miscellaneous_rdoc.... In the spirit of "what's old is new again," PowerShell also has the same idea, an
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I don't understand why VSCode itself doesn't already have this, since it is silly to have to install 100 extensions to add this behavior to every different possible place that a string literal with an interior language could appea
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I'm not deep enough in the ecosystem to ingest that paper but it's title reminded me of an interesting video I saw recently: "AI can't cross this line and we don't know why" https://youtube.com/
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    You obviously don't work with the people I work with. They're a lot more convinced that OP's version of reality is coming than yours. Convinced.