deviantintegral

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Comment · 1 month ago
From what I've seen, the vast majority of agent sandboxes with funding aren't for developers to use when coding, but for production applications that want to have LLMs do work. It's just a different model - APIs are better than a great terminal experience for a coding harness.

I've been working on https://lullabot.github.io/sandbar/latest/ which works with Proxmox for VMs (and lima for locals or regular linux hosts over ssh). There's a diagram in https://lullabot.github.io/sandbar/latest/why/#recommended-w... with what we're currently recommending. Though, after some feedback, I'm in the process of integrating a colleague's web-based review tool as it turns out many preferred fully reviewing locally instead of using draft PRs.

It's got some opinions in terms of default tools for our team and industry so it may not fit yours. Forgive some of the AI-isms in the docs, I want to get the UX and feature set to a solid place before doing a full review.

Comment · 2 months ago
This totally breaks sandbox / VM isolation if you have Remote Control enabled. This feature isn't just within sessions on a single machine, but can send commands to any session accessible by your account.

Reading "Claude Code instructs the receiving Claude never to change permission settings" and so on in the docs makes it seem like they're using LLM classifiers to determine what commands are safe or not.

Comment · 11 months ago
I’m on teksavvy fibre (via bell) and IPv6 works wonderfully.
Comment · 1 year ago
Ubiquity only did passive PoE in the very early days. Everything has been 802.11 variants for a long while wow. The injectors that shipped a decade ago with my APs were all 802.11af.
Comment · 1 year ago
What about MiniPCs that support serial console or network connectivity for BIOS / UEFI access? When I looked for a new router, I couldn't find any of the usual "cheap" suspects that supported that. As well, most didn't have anything better than 1 GBit network ports.

I ended up going with a more expensive mini-PC style vendor, but I was surprised there didn't seem to be a ton of competitors.

Comment · 1 year ago
Looks like only the Business+ plan is going up.
Comment · 1 year ago
I was expecting an article about giving out root accounts on homelab servers!
Comment · 1 year ago
I was a paying Pocket customer until a few weeks ago. I switched to Wallabag plus https://gitlab.com/anarcat/wallabako/ to sync to my Kobo. It's not polished, but honestly neither was Pocket with their decline in both article parsing and the iOS apps over the last few years.

Hopefully this situation encourages more contribution and improvement to tools like these.

Comment · 1 year ago
Worse yet is when banks tie authentication notifications to the ability to send you marketing and advertising permissions. My bank's app was sending me weekly marketing messages, and the only way to stop that was to go back to SMS 2FA.

I wish Apple (and Google, I presume) would actually enforce their app store guidelines and at least threaten to ban apps that do this. That seems like the only thing that'd actually have traction.

Comment · 1 year ago
Are there any ways to do some sort of upscaling for HiDPI displays? I’ve always wondered what MacOS 8 or 9 would feel like with 2x retina style rendering.
Comment · 2 years ago

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