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by ssgodderidge 7mo ago
> Just like code should be primarily written for humans to read, all files in a repository is written primarily for humans to review The author at least acknowledges the point of files is to be read by humans. Also the article is talking
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by ssgodderidge 7mo ago
The implication is that the lack of good butter made someone abandon veganism … while possible, it seems unlikely?
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by ssgodderidge 7mo ago
Great to see more products in this space! Definitely going to try this out on desktop. I’m doing a fair amount of work on mobile, and prompting remote agents. I would love someone to build an OSS cross-platform kanban. It’d probably be comp
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by ssgodderidge 7mo ago
Symphony is fine, but I'm more impressed at them sharing the spec and encourage others to build their own[0]. I haven't seen quite the same example of "show me the prompt" in open source before, alongside the open invite
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OpenAI Symphony(github.com)
3 points by ssgodderidge 7mo ago|1 comments
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by ssgodderidge 7mo ago
The original report by the developer, Khan, mentions that github:cline/cline would also work[0]. > github:cline/cline#aaaaaaaa could point to a commit in a fork with a replaced package.json containing a malicious preinstall scr
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by ssgodderidge 7mo ago
> Some folks are trying to add automated bug report creation by pointing agents at a company's social media mentions. I wonder how long before we see prompt injection via social media instead of GitHub Issues or email. Seems like on
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Stackoverflow launches a new AI-first experience (Beta)(beta.stackoverflow.com)
7 points by ssgodderidge 7mo ago|4 comments
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by ssgodderidge 8mo ago
> in my case, users add their own domains Seems like they're only scraping websites their clients specifically ask them to
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by ssgodderidge 8mo ago
I also love iSH. However, I haven't been able to run agents directly from my phone on it like I would hope. I spent a few hours trying to get GitHub Copilot CLI or Claude Code installed only to discover that the version of Node is pegg
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by ssgodderidge 8mo ago
> It doesn't seem fast, it seems cumbersome and inconsistent I think the point of this project is to provide an opinionated set of templates aimed at shipping instead of tinkering, right? "Don't tinker with the backend fra
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by ssgodderidge 8mo ago
I agree that it isn't always a good thing. The assumption is that writing code, at some level, is one of the bottlenecks to delivery. If you "widen" the bottleneck by removing the time it takes to generate the code, your n
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by ssgodderidge 8mo ago
Out of curiosity, why not share the prompts that power each of the free tools? That would presumably achieve the same result (i.e. help people manage their careers) while saving you $$$ (avoid Open AI token costs)
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by ssgodderidge 8mo ago
> everything looks normal until the crash happens I’m guessing slack would be an obvious red flag on ActivityMonitor if slack was the problem
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What your Bluetooth devices reveal(blog.dmcc.io)
540 points by ssgodderidge 8mo ago|195 comments
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by ssgodderidge 8mo ago
This is exactly the reason why I haven't looked into other keyboards. Gboard seems like a google-sponsored key logger? Anyone know of some good privacy-focused ones?
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by ssgodderidge 9mo ago
agreed, the information density on the "after" example is much worse for most dashboard use cases. Way too much space, not enough info. But I guess I'm not exactly surprised based on the style of the page being both zoomed in
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Raycast Released a Windows Beta(raycastapp.notion.site)
3 points by ssgodderidge 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ssgodderidge 11mo ago
> It seems like, by default, you are stuck with whatever level of resourcefulness you brought to a problem the first time you encountered it and failed to fix it. Brilliant.
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by ssgodderidge 1y ago
Congrats on the launch! A month of use in your own family is a win in its own right. What’s been your sons’ reception of the app so far?
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by ssgodderidge 1y ago
Is the goal to make a “universal MCP” that makes it easy to let MCP clients execute thousands of tools on a session by session basis? Or is it more focused on initial tool discovery and registration? If it’s the former, does the process add
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by ssgodderidge 1y ago
> "She sleeps" The fact that OP did all this work to find out the dog sleeps is pure hacker culture. Love to see it :)
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by ssgodderidge 1y ago
Looks like they track site traffic. [1] > Statcounter is a web analytics service. Our tracking code is installed on more than 1.5 million sites globally. These sites cover various activities and geographic locations. Every month, we reco
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by ssgodderidge 1y ago
Link to original MIT project overview referenced in OP link: https://www.media.mit.edu/projects/your-brain-on-chatgpt/ove...
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To Hardcode, or Not to Hardcode: That Is the (Unit) Test-Ion (2020)(blogs.perl.org)
1 points by ssgodderidge 1y ago|0 comments
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by ssgodderidge 1y ago
Maybe the initial message could be enhanced with more content?
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by ssgodderidge 1y ago
The sensor has a small thread that is completely painless actually! Not invasive at all. Beside the small device stuck to the skin, you cannot tell you have the sensor on at all.
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Glucose monitors reveal early diabetes warning signs missed by blood tests(medicalxpress.com)
3 points by ssgodderidge 1y ago|2 comments
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NextJS vs. TanStack(kylegill.com)
2 points by ssgodderidge 2y ago|0 comments
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Light Phone 3 launches March 27(techcrunch.com)
2 points by ssgodderidge 2y ago|0 comments

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