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jfolkins
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Comment #46362428
LLMON represents a paradigm shift from Network Security to Cognitive Security. As a Caddy middleware, LLMON invisibly proxies your traffic, injecting "poisoned" instructions target…
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Comment #43203715
Detailed Breakdown https://x.com/jf0lkins/status/1895373379924041985 Tooling https://github.com/jaredfolkins/llm-ambidextrous-shell-synch...
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Comment #40056974
You know that daily podcast my daughter has been creating? It's not actually her. Yes, out of sixty-five daily episodes, all of them are Ai generated using elevenlabs.io. All the e…
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Comment #35402657
LOL.
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Comment #22657967
Super timely. Even on my linux box I noticed yesterday that zoom, even though I had "closed" the application, was still running `ps -ef | grep zoom` so I killed it. After reading t…
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Comment #18657126
You are correct and I was unclear. My statement is that you and ONLY you now own them. You've essentially forked the project and lost your community.
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Comment #18653491
Why aren't your go build tools pulling from the GOPATH/pkg/mod/cache directory? This would alleviate the need for your build to have a internet connection no?
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Comment #18653396
Please understand that if you vendor your dependencies inside your go.mod project, you own them and will need to support and audit them in the future. The mod command does not vet …
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Comment #18604784
Howdy! I gave up drinking at the end of October because I felt it was keeping me from some life goals. I basically txt my sponsor once a day. Making it through Thanksgiving was kin…
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Comment #18495937
That is a awesome attitude to have.
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Comment #18488660
HAHA Are you me? This is sounds creepily familiar..
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Comment #18488460
This is a solid perspective. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #18488418
As someone who used to be a senior engineer for an ISP, shout-out to all the STBs with hard coded admin creds :-)
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Comment #18488288
In your scenario, I agree, number validation is irrelevant. So I'd ask that you pick something that is relevant for your environment. Whatever it may be, would a tool that educates…
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Comment #18482280
Clarification, I'm talking about a tool like this one that incorporated flow control and process into the wireframes. > Maybe the barrier is where it should be. Or maybe it should …
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Comment #18481522
It sounds like you don't. But many in my org come to me with an idea, and having them think through the logical pieces and build a functional wireframe would help under resourced p…
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Comment #18481478
Now that is a super interesting idea. Create a flow scheme too so you can process transitions? flow:success f1:s1->f1:s2->f1:s3 flow:error f1:e1->f1:e2 edit: another thought is tha…
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Comment #18477368
I think it depends on what your objective is. Strictly helping quanitfy technical and personnel risk? Grey all the way. Getting the C-class to understand what a worst case scenario…
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Comment #18476410
Dramatization has nothing to do with credibility. It is a memory facilitation technique. Because you the reader can remove the drama and distill the critical story elements for fur…
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Comment #18476167
Dramatization === Fiction ? Storytelling as a knowledge share is fundamental to human culture. Drama and story refinement are required to make the knowledge easy to remember and sp…
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Comment #18428648
One of the coolest things I've seen on HN in a long time.