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madamelic
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About madamelic
current products: - https://pantryplan.co - plan menus around what you have and focus on using what you have first
twitter: https://twitter.com/madamelic
need to get a hold of me? maddie.hn.2024@qnzl.co
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Comment #49222830
That's a fair point. I knew I was going to popped for the comment about it being an infinite space, haha, because it definitely isn't but domain names don't necessarily have the ph…
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Comment #49222540
Domain names are a mess in my opinion. Even though we have over a thousand TLDs only a very small handful are considered for commerce or even thought to be valid. I have a domain n…
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Comment #49110153
Not enmeshed in game development and have only done it very lightly: what takes a game like this 1.5 - 2 years to finish? Like at a minimum, it's art, sound, graphics, and programm…
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Comment #48764625
Hmm. That's an interesting idea. I have never distinguished between playwright and chrome MCP, I generally just tell it "use a browser MCP" but I do have different ones installed o…
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Comment #48764542
Nope, it's done it tons of times before without problem. I will tell it almost verbatim "use [email] / [password] as credentials and log in to test your changes" and this is being …
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Comment #48753568
Today I told Sonnet (!) to use a browser MCP to enter a username and password for the project it is working on, it told me that it can't do that because it violates its security pr…
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Comment #48745891
Not sure the panic. I get that it doesn't seem great to target China-based users but makes perfect sense when you consider why Fable was taken down from public access. I doubt Anth…
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Comment #48481003
> Ultimately the only protection is to limit the powers we grant to any given LLM to reduce the fallout when (not if) things go wrong (much like we do with people). I have been wor…
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Comment #48348352
> we are looking for is a portal or protocol that has the model and harness and the actions tunneled, like ssh, to some fixed scoped and limited shell along side the assets then, t…
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Comment #48348300
It's true. I think most people would be horrified about how I run. I just have a hook that blocks obviously unsafe commands (removals, reading secrets, etc) but other than that, th…
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Comment #48193871
Super dumb question as someone who has been using some form of AI for dev since 2023: How does having an AI audit external code help? Can they not be prompt injected to ignore a ma…
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Comment #48143528
An interesting experiment could be re-wording some of these and seeing how different the rankings are. So have an alternate card titled "Promoting your country" rather than "Propag…
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Comment #48101427
> Places I've worked that actually seem to have inclusion as a core value I am not sure if you had implied it but that would align with my experience as well: places that tout dive…
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Comment #48094508
Neat idea. I am more curious about your AI workflow as I stay away from other's tools because I don't trust vibe-code related tools. What is the workflow difference between `fragme…
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Comment #48018122
Maybe I am veering into NIH or becoming a tech boomer but it absolutely shocks me the amount of people who will execute a random program off the internet on their computer nowadays…
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Comment #47949075
Ah ok! Thanks for digging up info that I didn't go looking for myself. That's fantastic news.
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Comment #47949013
The problem I feel with federated solutions is basically the 'cold start' problem. When you are wanting to join a federated network, you have two choices: join a pre-existing serve…
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Comment #47944339
Hooks are meant to be 'deterministic' because they are only used for executing scripts on a specific step. So, for instance, you can execute your lint on PostEdit so every time it …
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Comment #47940134
At least it isn't Bitbucket. I think Atlassian and Microsoft are genuinely in a competition to see who can make worse software and still have customers.
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Comment #47940088
I disagree. Microsoft had been doing just fine at making completely awful and broken products before AI coding was a thing.
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Comment #47929568
Disagree to a degree. These types of meetings only work if the person who organized it has organizational power over the other participants. In my experience, these types of meetin…
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Comment #47928172
Thank you for this insight! I always wonder the views of older people. My parents are very technology forward and have been my entire life so it is difficult to gauge how different…
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Comment #47926320
I am continually tripped out by the fact when I was 16, I didn't have a 'smartphone' beyond a Windows Mobile 6 phone that had no internet on it. Now, I have this high-resolution sh…
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Comment #47925045
> because you just gave an anecdote that shows the truth is "if someone is using an AI avatar, they might have been your customer before AI". I stopped commission artists for avata…
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Comment #47921096
Something I read elsewhere was "if someone is using an AI avatar, they were never going to be your customer anyway". I used to commission avatars every year or two from a specific …