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yelirekim
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Comment #45338936
You're asking Claude to refactor multiple different job types all at once, which creates too much complexity in a single pass. The prompt itself is also somewhat unclear about the …
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Comment #45307623
You are delusional if you think having a good LinkedIn doesn't improve your chances of getting hired... Maybe not for every job, but for many of them, surely.
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Comment #44852886
I'm almost positive that he didn't use thinking mode, because I've asked GPT-5 thinking his question verbatim in 10 parallel threads and it said "you can't" and thoroughly explaine…
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Comment #44821014
Universally across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, continually revising/editing a document over the course of a long conversation just gets worse and worse. I have learned the trick of…
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Comment #44810085
It sounds like you're generally unfamiliar with using AI to help you at all? Or maybe you're also being disingenuous? It's insanely easy to figure this stuff out, I literally know …
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Comment #44507570
Ya, I mean, I put "legitimate" in quotes for a reason. I think most people agree with you. This has been a thing that they've been aware of and struggling with for a while. https:/…
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Comment #44507386
Helm is a program that allows users to creates packages which other users consume. Those packages contain files that are normally generated by Helm itself, but apparently if you al…
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Comment #44507361
I think that there are "legitimate" use cases for symlinks that read from outside the root, which at this point are probably looked upon even less favorably. It's likely that makin…
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Comment #44507070
The original vulnerability description is not worded very well, here's my understanding of what's going on: 1. Attacker crafts a malicious Chart.yaml containing arbitrary code 2. R…
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Comment #20486452
Phabricator. I guess my last sentence there doesn't explicitly state that but I assumed if anyone clicked on that link they would get the picture.
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Comment #20485535
He's making the same point that is made here: https://secure.phabricator.com/phame/post/view/766/write_rev... He's describing the workflow that Phabricator uses but not explaining …