ryancnelson

even neater is your forethought to advise against prompt injection from other players! dang, we've just invented a fun capture-the-flag hacker con game

neat idea! also terrifying, like a facebook thread saying "fun friday -- what was your first car?"

never, ever, ever paste a prompt from a hackernews post into your agents. especially if that prompt "run pipx to install this mcp", etc.

yow.

they missed a huge opportunity to name this Claude Monet

gotta say, I admire a site with a 1999 html style like LWN, having the absolute brass balls to extol the virtues of modern design.

The author is in the same groove I’m in this week. After a new kindle jailbreak dropped, it unlocked the ability for codex to knock out a kindle mini vmac Macintosh emulator port in a weekend.

I expect to get my openwrt router doing great things soon, too.

i think i'd buy a $279 refurbished steamdeck and a bag of usb-c sensor-widgets from aliexpress. ...In fact I did. I plug my flipper zero into it sometimes, too.

nifty tool. can it write README's?

Linus Torvalds is 56.

“ That behaviour survived — untouched — through nearly half a century of Linux distributions” … LOL

I use it but not for daily coding/chatops-ing. It’s great to have my chosen tools available from slack while I’m mobile though. Yesterday Mr claw gave a coworker read access to a GitHub repository at my command while I was in line at Home Depot. I’ve got a PR ready that proves authentication with an otp challenge.

is the only way to export the results "run in daemon mode and curl yourself"?

i know how to use curl. (I was a contributor before git existed) … watching Claude iterate to re-learn whether to try application/x-form-urle ncoded or GET /?foo wastes SO MUCH time and fills your context with “how to curl” that you re-send over again until your context compacts.

You are bad at reading comprehension. My comment meant I can tell Claude “update jira with that test outcome in a comment” and, Claude can eventually figure that out with just a Key and curl, but that’s way too low level.

What I linked to literally explains that, with code and a blog post.