yelirekim

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by yelirekim 1y ago
You're asking Claude to refactor multiple different job types all at once, which creates too much complexity in a single pass. The prompt itself is also somewhat unclear about the specific transformations needed. Try this: 1. Break it
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by yelirekim 1y ago
You are delusional if you think having a good LinkedIn doesn't improve your chances of getting hired... Maybe not for every job, but for many of them, surely.
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by yelirekim 1y ago
I'm almost positive that he didn't use thinking mode, because I've asked GPT-5 thinking his question verbatim in 10 parallel threads and it said "you can't" and thoroughly explained why every time. Below is the
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by yelirekim 1y ago
Universally across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, continually revising/editing a document over the course of a long conversation just gets worse and worse. I have learned the trick of exporting the document and starting a brand new conve
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by yelirekim 1y ago
It sounds like you're generally unfamiliar with using AI to help you at all? Or maybe you're also being disingenuous? It's insanely easy to figure this stuff out, I literally know a dozen people who are not even engineers, ha
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by yelirekim 1y ago
Ya, I mean, I put "legitimate" in quotes for a reason. I think most people agree with you. This has been a thing that they've been aware of and struggling with for a while. https://helm.sh/blog/2019-10-
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by yelirekim 1y ago
Helm is a program that allows users to creates packages which other users consume. Those packages contain files that are normally generated by Helm itself, but apparently if you alter your package definition by hand you can replace Chart.lo
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by yelirekim 1y ago
I think that there are "legitimate" use cases for symlinks that read from outside the root, which at this point are probably looked upon even less favorably. It's likely that making the change you're proposing would be
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by yelirekim 1y ago
The original vulnerability description is not worded very well, here's my understanding of what's going on: 1. Attacker crafts a malicious Chart.yaml containing arbitrary code 2. Replaces Chart.lock with a symlink pointing to a se
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by yelirekim 7y ago
Phabricator. I guess my last sentence there doesn't explicitly state that but I assumed if anyone clicked on that link they would get the picture.
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by yelirekim 7y ago
He's making the same point that is made here: https://secure.phabricator.com/phame/post/view/766/write_rev... He's describing the workflow that Phabricator uses but not explaining the benefits