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kalib_tweli

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    Comment #47561223

    Good points across the board. I ran into a lot of problems auditing the security of my approach and it was just too easy to circumvent. First lesson was that the architecture had t…

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    Comment #47502853

    Would value your opinion on my project to isolate creds from the container: https://github.com/calebfaruki/tightbeam https://github.com/calebfaruki/airlock This is literally the th…

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    Comment #47494138

    LLM proxy for containerized AI agents. The daemon proxies LLM API calls and remote MCP tool calls through a unix socket. The runtime drives the agent loop inside the container. Cre…

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    Show HN: Airlock – container agents should never hold credentials

    I built Airlock to move policy enforcement for credentialed CLI access out of agent containers and onto the host. In Dockerized agent setups, prompt files, skills, and other in-con…

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    Comment #43112977

    TLDR; visit this link: https://immigration-portal.ec.europa.eu/index_en American living in France for 5 years. Previously worked in NYC startups earning a similar salary to you. Ma…

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    Comment #41869066

    It wouldn't. It's the role of the HTTP server to set the correct content type header.

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    Comment #41868120

    I confirmed that if you explicitly set the Content-Type response header to application/rss+xml it seems to work with Cloudflare Proxy enabled. The issue here is that Cloudflare's c…

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    Comment #41867836

    There are email obfuscation and managed challenge script tags being injected into the RSS feed. You simply shouldn't have any challenges whatsoever on an RSS feed. They're literall…

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    Comment #41208350

    This is exactly the situation my company ran into. Don't hire a contractor, their incentive won't be aligned with your company and you'll overspend. My company hired me to replace …

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    Comment #41123896

    Makefile and docopt. No muss, no fuss. No "works on my machine" issues. I'm running a hand-rolled monorepo with ansible, terraform, and several language projects (JS/TS, Swift, Rub…

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    Comment #40587490

    I made training data.

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    Comment #40103897

    The hard part here is idempotency. Ansible is great for a programmer because it's learning for fun. And you just have to spar with your machine to get good. But for a non-programme…

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    Comment #39966757

    Funny enough I'm on my way to Noirmoutier right now. My wife's family has a house there on the northeast side of the island near where a lot of the oldest houses are. The Passage d…

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    Comment #39838248

    Thanks! I'm using this as an experience to teach myself mainly. I'm not an expert cyclist but I prefer to DIY when I can. For example, I looked at tires and wheels as a good litmus…

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    Comment #39834014

    I'm working on a bike part compatibility database for cyclists and anyone else who may work on bicycles. https://builder.bike