rtuin
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Comment · 5 days ago
Wiping and rewriting history is straight from 1984 (novel). It's insane US let this happen.
Comment · 10 days ago
Did you successfully run a RCE test, or only a vulnerability check? So far all write-ups and PoC's i've found fail to "cash in" on the RCE part.
Comment · 1 month ago
Any benchmarks other than computer use/agentic coding published yet? Curious to compare more broadly with other models
Comment · 6 months ago
Most definitely. Although I haven’t found an (F)OSS project that lets one easily ship [favorite harness SDK] to self-hosted platform yet.
Which projects are standing out in this space right now?
Comment · 1 year ago
Quick tip when working with Claude Code and Git: When you're happy with an intermediate result, stage the changes by running `git add` (no commit). That makes it possible to always go back to the staged changes when Claude messes up. You can then just discard the unstaged changes and don't have to roll back to the latest commit.
Comment · 1 year ago
It seems they haven’t implemented MCP client features in Cursor CLI yet
Comment · 1 year ago
This type of service is becoming increasingly prevalent among European energy suppliers for their residential customers. Beyond providing a revenue stream for consumers this model aggregates distributed energy resources (home batteries, EV's, PV systems) into a one virtual power plant. This enables the storage of surplus energy generated during solar peaks and dispatch back to the grid during periods of high demand. I find it a fascinating domain to work in!
Comment · 1 year ago
Totally irrelevant on the subject, but the screen recording in the article caught my attention: what tool does one use to create the screen recording with zoom and mouse tracking?
Comment · 1 year ago
This reminds me of Winamp too.
As a teenager I used to fiddle with the visualization editor for hours. Good fun!
Comment · 1 year ago
Otel seems complicated because different observability vendors make implementing observability super easy with their proprietary SDK’s, agents and API’s. This is what Otel wants to solve and I think the people behind it are doing a great job.
Also kudos to grafana for adopting OpenTelemetry as a first class citizen of their ecosystem.
I’ve been pushing the use of Datadog for years but their pricing is out of control for anyone between mid size company and large enterprises. So as years passed and OpenTelemetry API’s and SDK’s stabilized it became our standard for application observability.
To be honest the documentation could be better overall and the onboarding docs differ per programming language, which is not ideal.
My current team is on a NodeJS/Typescript stack and we’ve created a set of packages and an example Grafana stack to get started with OpenTelemetry real quick. Maybe it’s useful to anyone here: https://github.com/zonneplan/open-telemetry-js
Comment · 1 year ago
This seems like a great tool! I like how it "simply" works by putting a view on top of the actual table. This concept is widely used in the data engineering world (in dbt).
There must be an easier way to write migrations for pgroll though. I mean, JSON, really?
Comment · 1 year ago
What a nice writeup. I've listened to jungle and related styles on and off over the years but I wasn't aware the music had played such a big role in 90's game music!
Comment · 2 years ago
This is interesting! Turning the values into arrays is not suitable for our base-tables, but might be for the several materialization tables we run.