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Disrupting 59M Malicious Imps: Inside D-Shortiez Testing Infra and Campaign Mgmt(confiant.substack.com)
1 points by prettyblocks 8mo ago|0 comments
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by prettyblocks 8mo ago
I would argue that the ability to crawl and scrape is core to the original ethos of the internet and all the hoops people jump through to block non-abusive scraping of content is in fact more anti-social than circumventing these mechanisms.
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Show HN: Claw Kumite – AI Agent Combat Arena(clawkumite.com)
2 points by prettyblocks 8mo ago|0 comments
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by prettyblocks 8mo ago
I find that even though this isn't standard, that these -cli tools will scan the repo for .md files and for the most part execute the skills accordingly. Having said that, I would much prefer standards not just for this, but for plugin
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by prettyblocks 8mo ago
Yes, it's good, but it doesn't have access to any sensor apis.
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by prettyblocks 8mo ago
I remember liking the subterraneans quite a bit.
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by prettyblocks 8mo ago
In my experience all technology has been like this though. We are on the treadmill of learning the new thing with our without LLMs. That's what makes tech work so fun and rewarding (for me anyway).
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by prettyblocks 8mo ago
Define useful I guess. I think the agentic coding loop we can achieve with hosted frontier models today is a really long way away from consumer desktops for now.
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by prettyblocks 9mo ago
I've used chrome devtools mcp successfully to do all kinds of advanced in browser tasks, agents like claude code can write js and inject it into the context in a live browser and do all kinds of neat tricks. I've used this extensi
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Show HN: Matchstick Puzzle Game in the Browser(matchmath.pages.dev)
11 points by prettyblocks 9mo ago|2 comments
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by prettyblocks 10mo ago
It's pretty chill. I think part of it might be that my context is overloaded with security work, so it doesn't protest this stuff. I also have memories turned on which I don't really keep an eye on at all, and I think having
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by prettyblocks 10mo ago
ChatGPT is very happy to help me with offensive tasks. Codex is as well.
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by prettyblocks 10mo ago
Are the puzzles generated algorithmically or manually?
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by prettyblocks 10mo ago
I don't think tricky niche knowledge is the sweet spot for genai and it likely won't be for some time. Instead, it's a great replacement for rote tasks where a less than perfect performance is good enough. Transcription, ocr,
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by prettyblocks 10mo ago
Even if it's just for their internal security initiatives it would make sense given how massive they are. Threat hunting via cert monitoring is very effective.
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by prettyblocks 10mo ago
The advice here seems to assume a single .md file with instructions for the whole project, but the AGENTS.md methodology as supported by agents like github copilot is to break out more specific AGENTS.md files in the subdirectories in your
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by prettyblocks 11mo ago
Have you seen Rockers? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockers_(1978_film)
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by prettyblocks 11mo ago
I think this was true 10 years ago too if you consider the global talent pool.
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by prettyblocks 11mo ago
Wouldn't this be trivial to verify unless distribution is highly targeted? Just open up some electronics?
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
Which do you suggest?
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
I liked it too. It was full of tropes in a cute way that I enjoy from contemporary sci-fi, and it was pretty sick to go see in Dolby with the haptic seats.
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
Good to know!
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
I guess I just wanted to build my own, because my use case was really narrow and I knew it wouldn't take a lot of time. Guaranteed to not have any ads and trackers. Also needed an excuse to fully take github copilot's agentic codi
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
I vibe-coded myself a flashcard app for latin phrases that I've used quite a lot. https://github.com/eliyastein/latin-learner
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
I'm on an M2 with 24GB ram and it feels like it flies as fast as ever.
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How to Set $2,455 on Fire(busd.steviep.xyz)
32 points by prettyblocks 1y ago|13 comments
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
Philip K Dick's worst nightmares are coming true.
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
Came to say exactly this. It's my favorite, but I still feel like I haven't read it after like 5 reads.
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
It's not meaningless to the folks collecting fees for securing the chain.
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by prettyblocks 1y ago
Blockchains might not have hundreds of millions of users, but popular L1s have volumes in the many billions of dollars.

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