CyberShadow

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by CyberShadow 4mo ago
Kernel panic.
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by CyberShadow 4mo ago
Seems to be that the sort function accepts a ternary predicate but then passes it to an implementation accepting a boolean one?
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by CyberShadow 4mo ago
No, I think I'm seeing the same bug. Time seems to sometimes subjectively freeze: ─── Messages ───
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by CyberShadow 5mo ago
Same, I've added a .#screenshots derivation. High up-front effort but almost zero maintenance afterwards. Bonus: since you're generating screenshots programmatically anyway, you can generate a pair of each with your app's lig
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by CyberShadow 6mo ago
If you grant access to the Nix daemon socket but not writing outside the current directory, that's an effective sandbox. It allows evaluating derivations but not actually installing them.
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by CyberShadow 6mo ago
If you invoke Claude Code with --input-format stream-json --output-format stream-json, you can use it headlessly. I built a personal UI / orchestration framework around it. Most features are available, but not exactly all (e.g. there i
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by CyberShadow 8mo ago
Are you on macOS? That might be a feature specific to that OS, I don't think Firefox does that on other OSes.
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by CyberShadow 8mo ago
Can you share what made this behavior obvious to you? E.g. when I first saw Open Code, it looked like yet another implementation of Claude Code, Codex-CLI, Gemini-CLI, Project Goose, etc. - all these are TUI apps for agentic coding. However
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by CyberShadow 8mo ago
> Browsers don't let random pages on the internet hit localhost without prompting you anymore No, that's a Chrome-specific feature that Google added. It is not part of any standard, and does not exist in other browsers (e.g. Sa
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by CyberShadow 8mo ago
PSA - please ensure you are running OpenCode v1.1.10 or newer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46581095
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Unauthenticated remote code execution in OpenCode(cy.md)
432 points by CyberShadow 8mo ago|142 comments
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by CyberShadow 10mo ago
I don't think you understand. This website imposes its own time limit within which I must solve the CAPTCHA. Taking your time to solve the challenge slowly will not allow you to proceed, because the website's timeout will have exp
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by CyberShadow 10mo ago
Looks like it's impossible for me to use this service - when I try to submit the form, I get a reCAPTCHA challenge. By the time I complete it (Google requires me to make several attempts, each one being several pages), the page errors
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by CyberShadow 1y ago
How does it compare to CodeGemma for programming tasks?
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
Hi Graham! Lots of exciting things here: - Formally stabilizing flakes has been long awaited by everyone, I think. - Parallel evaluation will improve developer experience - evaluation speed seems to be at the top of the list of feedback I&#
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
> reinstates johnringer as nixpkgs maintainer This is false.
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
> I'll repost for posterity: There is no need to do that. People who want to see dead comments can turn that option on in their profile.
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
tmux takes over scrollback, so it's not possible to scroll the buffer in the same way as without tmux. This tool seems to solve the problem more elegantly.
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
> How is that supposed to "delete my home directory"? Ah, I over-quoted that part. My mistake. > Also, it doesn't work: It will work with the default Nix settings. > Turning off restrict-eval is pretty crazy; there&#
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
Hi, sorry for the unrelated comment. I actually wanted to reply to your comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40208937 , but that comment was made too long ago and I can no longer reply to it directly. In that com
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
I tried participating when it came out. I think I spent an hour building something that was as reliable (in terms of getting the correct balls to the correct output) as I could. After I submitted it, I refreshed the page and found at that s
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by CyberShadow 2y ago
This is very different. wireproxy seems to contain a userspace implementation of TCP and Wireguard. soks looks like an IP router than can only handle TCP, replacing routing tables as the control mechanism with something that decides to use
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by CyberShadow 3y ago
YAML would be fine if parsers did not try to guess the type of values. 07 or 08 should not be parsed as integers or as strings, but stored as is until the application requests an integer or string.
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by CyberShadow 3y ago
FWIW, if you use matrix-docker-ansible-deploy, enabling the Sliding Sync proxy involves just adding one line to your configuration (for the most common setup). https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy&
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by CyberShadow 3y ago
Um, how exactly do you mean that? The pre-GitHub equivalent would be giving people commit access to the CVS/Subversion repository. This generally did not happen lightly either in most projects.
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by CyberShadow 4y ago
I use NameSilo but am 50/50 on it. Their control panel does not send a "Content-Type" header, which is effectively mandatory, and the support team flat out could not understand what I was talking to them when I was trying to
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by CyberShadow 4y ago
The settings page has this text: > including where local laws restrict using pronouns other than those assigned at birth. Where do such laws exist?
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Add pronouns to your GitHub profile(github.blog)
5 points by CyberShadow 4y ago|3 comments
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by CyberShadow 4y ago
One rather un-obvious property of most mechanical keyboard switches made today is that the tactile feedback actually does not match the actuation point - meaning, the point at which the switch "clicks" is not the same point where
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by CyberShadow 4y ago
A slightly-relevant project: https://github.com/CyberShadow/ripfs Also, could this be the same pisto of RubberWorm fame?

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