BlueRock-Jake

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by BlueRock-Jake 4mo ago
Spent a couple years essentially building exactly that at BlueRock. We had a partially formally verified microkernel that we would insert between the hardware and OS to intercept system calls. Under 10,000 lines of code by design, deployed
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Show HN: MCP Python Hooks – sys.addaudithook and import hooks for MCP(github.com)
4 points by BlueRock-Jake 4mo ago|0 comments
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by BlueRock-Jake 4mo ago
Agreed on the floor being raised. The part I'd push back on is "fixing issues is now basically free." That's true for the issues that surface in code review or a failing test. The new class of issue is good-looking code
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by BlueRock-Jake 4mo ago
This is great! Love the idea. You should send to some art programs, sure they would get a kick out of it. Also gives another use case outside of just digital design.
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by BlueRock-Jake 4mo ago
Great point, hoping whatever replaces them uses less water. Ag pulls ~40% of California's water and it feels like 3 out of every 4 years is a drought
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
Fair, had someone at a conference mention to me that he's working on crating agents with "beliefs". Sounds incredibly similar and quite frankly very spooky
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
Someone mentioned this previously in thread about how piracy (at least for sporting events) are a price issue. If they didn't charge an arm and a leg to watch (thinking of the NBA/NFL tv packages) they wouldn't have a problem
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
I feel like this is always the case with new technology. People had the same reaction to the invention of the printing press. New is scary. It doesn't mean there aren't valid concerns, but unfortunately this feels a bit like an in
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
Assuming this is part of the reason I constantly see "--" whenever I prompt Claude or ChatGPT
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
I weirdly feel like this is a newer issue. Hadn't had a problem running queries/actions previously up until this past month where it seems I'm constantly get hit with rate limits while not increasing my usage
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
Agreed. Also who doesn't like knocking a smug commenter down a peg
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
Isolation over constraints sounds like the right philosophy. Containers give you a boundary but not vis into what ran inside them. Curious how much execution context Scion surfaces, w/o that you're still in a position similar to t
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
Ton of people have mentioned this but what you're doing with memory forking is pretty unique. Most sandboxes seem to just fork the filesytem and call it a day. Forking full VM memory mid-exec is taking it to another level entirely. Wo
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
This is pretty sweet. Funny seeing all the dots circling around New York and then abruptly stopping at Jersey City.
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
Had not even thought about having kids in the house with an AI robot. Obviously there are the more apparent issues (asking about things they don't need to know) but saw a recent article about how ChatGPT and some other models have an i
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
On the nose. Dealt with this last week. Ran maybe 5 queries (not even in code) and was maxed out for the day. What a great way to spend my money
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by BlueRock-Jake 5mo ago
That is insane. Like a turbo charged pension
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LiteLLM post-mortem: when the scanner runs the attack(bluerock.io)
3 points by BlueRock-Jake 6mo ago|0 comments