Grimburger

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by Grimburger 24d ago
How do you know there wasn't account sharing though? I've seen some amazingly dodgy stuff when hiring people from south east Asia, sharing a paid account with friends worth a months rent there seems milquetoast in comparison.
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by Grimburger 26d ago
You also used newlines to write 23 words here, something non-existent above.
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by Grimburger 26d ago
A few hundred personal dick pics and they'll be handing it back quickly.
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by Grimburger 26d ago
Still a struggle to get coworkers to write docs or tests despite it being effortless. At the end of the day its a mindset.
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by Grimburger 28d ago
Am I the only one suspicious of your comment? > Write as yourself. Unless it's your first day on HN (it's not 2008 account), most people use paragraphs and sentences longer than 2-5 words. Something like "You, directly.&qu
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
Tsunamis are only an issue close to shore. In the ocean it's barely a mild wave. In a boat going further out is the safest thing you can do if there's a tsunami warning.
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
Cloudflare specifically has a block for LLM and AI training bots now. Not sure of the effectiveness but it's there.
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
You create your own image first rather than blank ubuntu. Packer and Incus setup: packer { required_plugins { incus = { version = ">= 1.0.0", source = "github.com/lxc/incus" } } } sour
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
Haven't used docker sandbox but you can't just `apt install postgres` on firecracker, it needs to get baked into the image first. That's my experience anyway, there's a lot of restrictions once you need to do some real b
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
> I’m afraid the LLM will heavily customize its environment and I’ll be unable to replicate it Would suggest Hashicorp Packer or cloud-init for deterministic images, not hard to setup or use. LLM's have little problem with them eith
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
> Each agent runs inside a dedicated microVM with your dev environment What's a "microVM" and what's the security model here compared to using real virtual machines with actual constraints on breakouts? Is it marketin
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
This is an excellent comment and I don't want to diminish by adding jokes but this totally reminds me of the hitler uses kubernetes meme. You can do everything right for HA and there'll still be something to trip you up. https:&#
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by Grimburger 1mo ago
The lawyers cost a lot more than what you are going to get back from GP in a copyright lawsuit.
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by Grimburger 2mo ago
Try being on linux and using zsh, it constantly fucks up scripts. Having it run commands via SSH into a windows machine is even more a comedy of errors. I have to put in every claude.md that the shell is zsh. It's reached the point of
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by Grimburger 3mo ago
I've seen rewrites at startups that were slower and less stable than what we had before and everyone cheered it on like clapping seals. This stuff is rife no matter the size of the company. At least at large orgs there's hopefully
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by Grimburger 3mo ago
> But that is far from the truth Just install a Russian locale on your computer to prevent malicious programs even starting and get on with your day because it's the truth. Snowden is a free man in 2026 despite the United States of
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by Grimburger 3mo ago
I've been freelancing for over a decade. This stuff is every third crypto related job. They're all malware repos running scripts the moment you turn on vscode hoovering up everything they can on your computer. It's the least
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by Grimburger 3mo ago
You can vibecode docs and tests also but I'm truly not seeing more of those. In the end it can just be a culture thing. A dev who was going to write docs and tests before is going to have a LLM generate docs and tests today. Same with
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by Grimburger 4mo ago
Costs me 15 cents per washer delivered, why bother risk it? The world doesn't need more cancerous used motor oil on the ground. After downloading a service manual and doing many things myself it became very apparent that mechanics bare
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by Grimburger 4mo ago
> companies trying to externalize training costs Why shouldn't they? You're commenting on a website where the common if not overwhelming view is that people should move jobs every 2 years or they are going to lose out.
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by Grimburger 4mo ago
> Why do I need a cluster? Uptime, self healing, reproducibility, separating the system from app. There's probably a half dozen more. K8s comes with resource consumption tax certainly but for anything beyond the trivial it's us
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by Grimburger 4mo ago
You have it completely the wrong way around. HIPAA is self-certifying, SOC2 isn't. No way on earth you are getting SOC2 without an auditor.
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by Grimburger 4mo ago
>Learning about eternal September in May 2026 Hits different doesn't it
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by Grimburger 4mo ago
Very impressed that OP has gone from starting university in 2021 to becoming a Senior Security Engineer. It's an incredibly exciting time in security research in my humble old man opinion. Think the cadence of new exploits is perhaps a
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by Grimburger 5mo ago
> adding a 100k tokens is not a big deal Did you mean 100 billion tokens because 100k isn't a big deal at all?
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by Grimburger 5mo ago
Only a little bit of time in the ME but the Land Rover is likely considered higher status. Camels are cool still.
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by Grimburger 5mo ago
I've watched my boss type out a lengthy few sentences to do a find+replace, it took him a few minutes. This is a guy with 10+ years experience as a dev. It was a watershed moment for me, many people really have stopped thinking for the
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by Grimburger 5mo ago
I think you have a misconception of how modern militaries work and think every one is out with a gun fighting. Only around 10% of the US military is in combat roles.
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by Grimburger 6mo ago
Have you bothered to ask the astronauts on board if they want to risk it? You're getting clicks, they're going to the moon and there's a lot of people on Earth who would happily take any tradeoff for that.

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