tkel

7 ms·

91.
by tkel 5mo ago
Like others have said, this will get you root inside the container. It isn't a container escape. File/volume mounts shared across containers would be vulnerable.
92.
by tkel 5mo ago
This post is obviously AI written, this is so ridiculous. Just show us the prompt, don't ask an AI to apologize to people
93.
Six New High Severity CVEs for Next.js and 1 for React(github.com)
4 points by tkel 5mo ago|2 comments
94.
by tkel 5mo ago
12 total for Next.js Here's the 1 for React: https://github.com/facebook/react/security/advisories/GHSA-r...
95.
by tkel 5mo ago
Node supports Querying sqlite with tagged template literals. https://nodejs.org/api/sqlite.html#databasecreatetagstoremax...
96.
by tkel 5mo ago
Yes, I've tried to run it in production on a couple projects. I had to back out from bun to node on both. One, there were huge memory leaks like you mentioned. The other, there were API differences that threw errors, in TextDecoderStre
97.
by tkel 5mo ago
So does node, since v22: https://nodejs.org/api/sqlite.html They even added sql template string queries like recent popular libraries in v24. I just built a project using it.
98.
by tkel 5mo ago
Perhaps it could go wrong because he uses AI robots to generate responses to issues on claude code that are also generated by AI robots? Just bots talking to each other like moltbook. It shows a level of AI maximalism that is absurd, concer
99.
by tkel 6mo ago
If anything, the preface is co-optation. Anthropic saying "Claude can't replace taste or imagination", while pushing a product that attempts to do exactly that. They have learned a common objection people have and put a few w
100.
by tkel 6mo ago
Because capitalists extend control wherever they can to maximize profitability. If you want decisions that corporations make to be aligned with the desires of their users, you should be advocating for software/hardware built by consume
101.
by tkel 6mo ago
I know no one asked you for organizing advice, but it's important to remember that posting is not organizing Also, you realize you can take action not under the banner of the EFF? And you can post on X about this as much as you want. Y
102.
by tkel 6mo ago
> The final chunk (ace/c+aliFIo) works if that path exists locally and is executable. Ah yes, the well known c+aliFIo shell script that every developer has. Inside the commonly used "ace" directory. This article is sensati
103.
by tkel 6mo ago
Curious , what have you pivoted towards? A different field?
104.
by tkel 6mo ago
Sure, but if people are using the retro as a vent session, maybe it's because they need an outlet. Perhaps a separate meeting titled "vent session" is what you want. Although it's important to have action come out of tha
105.
by tkel 6mo ago
Given the context (the CEO yelling at the employees), an apology from the CEO seems more appropriate.
106.
by tkel 6mo ago
Also, Anna's Archive hasn't actually released the mp3 files. Only the metadata.
107.
by tkel 6mo ago
Venting is important. When you don't, tension builds and then explodes. It's necessary to give people a way to air complaints and be heard. And if your team has people with some organizational and social skills, you can channel th
108.
by tkel 6mo ago
All the people that say "I disapprove of violence" come across as incredibly naive. This entire society is based on violence. In the US, You live in the most militarized society in history. More than 80 countries with US military
109.
by tkel 6mo ago
Yeah and the employee who generated an AI response to the AI-generated bug report, is Jared Sumner who is the founder of Bun which was acquired by Anthropic. Pretty sad state of affairs all around.
110.
by tkel 6mo ago
Exactly, things that only matter if you are a foreign diplomat.
111.
by tkel 6mo ago
Is it also uncivilized to bomb homes from the sky? As would happen under OpenAI's military contract?
112.
by tkel 6mo ago
Yeah, this is classic politician tactic: when threatened, mention children. It's a stunt to drum up sympathy.
113.
by tkel 6mo ago
Reminds me of Elon Musk. Grifting off of techno-futuro-optimism. Hyperloop, Boring tunnel, going to mars, self-driving cars, etc. Perhaps it's common to CEOs, lying/manipulating to people to create hype in order to convince them t
114.
by tkel 6mo ago
People often prioritize "reputation" over other things, as if it is politically actionable or tangible. It's not, and it's a projection of peoples' personal feelings onto the actions of a nation-state. Honestly, i
115.
by tkel 6mo ago
did you write comment this using AI ? lol
116.
by tkel 6mo ago
Yeah, they are churning out these AI slop projects for blogpost hits about once a week now
117.
by tkel 7mo ago
JS package managers (pnpm, bun) now will ignore postinstall scripts by default. Except for npm, it still runs them for legacy reasons. You should probably set your default to not run those scripts. They are mostly unnecessary. ~/.n
118.
by tkel 7mo ago
The current site "voxday" also claims a lot that Trump is "fake" as in, not the real Trump. Odd, I guess that's one of the delusions of the schizophrenic part of the far right?
119.
by tkel 7mo ago
A fundamental characteristic of capitalism is that capitalist businesses are run as dictatorships, with the capitalists as the dictators. When is the dictator going to replace themselves? Never. If anything, the capitalist will fully automa
120.
by tkel 7mo ago
Prices in massively inefficient markets do not follow the supply + demand equilibrium. Beer is not an inefficient market. You're doing the absurd comparison.

More ›