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Certainty Volatility Theory: Stable Uncertainty vs. Fluctuating Certainty
(theguptalog.blogspot.com)
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true, but imo opus 4.5 still works steadier overall. GLM’s edge case wins don’t always translate into day to day reliability
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GLM 5.2 vs. Claude Opus 4.5
(gopeekapp.blogspot.com)
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Spatial reasoning is where fable really separates itself imo
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3mo ago
Thank goodness to ctrl+shift+T
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Why I had to stop using vertical tabs
(gopeek-lovat.vercel.app)
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3mo ago
chrome web store?
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The middle-click is the worst habit in modern computing
(gopeek-lovat.vercel.app)
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I hate chrome
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Chrome had the highest idle CPU and RAM usage in a 5-browser benchmark
(gopeek-lovat.vercel.app)
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I've been using this https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/gopeek/ffa...
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the 23 minute context switching figure caught me off guard
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4mo ago
I'm planning to make a Firefox version in future too. Btw, what do you think how useful it may be for your workflows?
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4mo ago
This reminds me of the old adage, every system is secure until someone actually tries to use it.
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Show HN: GoPeek – open links in live mini browser windows without new tabs
(guptalog.substack.com)
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I love their free tier but for playful stuff
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Microsoft Edge Multiple Vulnerabilities
(hkcert.org)
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Fake ChatGPT installers on GitHub are dropping Deno RATs
(vechron.com)
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The original article post https://vechron.com/2026/04/i-bypassed-aws-api-gateway-auth-...
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I built a scanner that found 41 live AWS keys in 900 Terraform state files
(vechron.com)
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Sure thing
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I bypassed AWS API Gateway auth with a trailing slash. Got $12K bounty
(theguptalog.blogspot.com)
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European Data Centers Reuse Waste Heat to Heat Homes
(letsdatascience.com)
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Fair. 'I poisoned' was the wrong verb, it sounds like I enjoyed it, I didn't. I found a hole in infrastructure that lets anyone do this, and I wanted proof that nobody was watching. The proof is depressing. I'll edit the
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Yes, 6 months. I reported it to Hugging Face the day I confirmed the backdoor propagated into model weights, not before, because the vulnerability was the lack of detection, not the dataset itself. The dataset was inert without someone trai
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I poisoned a Hugging Face dataset and it stayed up for 6 months
(vechron.com)
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but their work culture always horrifies me
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Joernchen found it. I reproduced it and checked if Cursor and Continue.dev have the same startsWith parsing issue. They do.
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I reproduced a Claude Code RCE. The bug pattern is everywhere
(vechron.com)
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I built an extension to preview GitHub repos and links without opening new tabs
(gopeekapp.github.io)
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