LeonidBugaev

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by LeonidBugaev 9d ago
So much energy in my life was spent making compromises between quality and speed, or pushing technical dev priorities. Constantly growing backlog, and guilt for the choices I had to do. What if we could fix the bug problem with AI? I mean,
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by LeonidBugaev 10d ago
When you are measuring how intelligent model is, in fact you mostly measure how good it was following the plan, or question, based on your own intelligence. Difference is subtle, but crucial. And it is so easy to be confused, while measurin
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by LeonidBugaev 15d ago
About 2 years ago I have created a small project https://helpwanted.dev OSS community to match people who looking for contribution with projects who actually ask for the help. It is very active and actual as ever! So a few refle
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Show HN: Make open-source contributions fun and meaningful(helpwanted.dev)
5 points by LeonidBugaev 15d ago|0 comments
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Local code search engine for reference coding(xerj.org)
3 points by LeonidBugaev 1mo ago|1 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 1mo ago
"Install XERJ (docs: https://xerj.org/llms.txt ), Allows you to write prompts like "index this project's sources, and set up reference coding: clone and index the open-source repos closest to what we're b
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by LeonidBugaev 1mo ago
Not only attackers. I have to switch to Kimi or GLM even in cases of basic issue triage on my own projects! Current guardrails are ridiculous.
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by LeonidBugaev 2mo ago
I recently had experience working with one of the top security audit firms that collaborate with OpenAI on their cybersecurity tools. What struck me is that they found a lot of various issues (not all of them ended up to be legit, but a lot
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Show HN: The fastest JSON parser for Go(github.com)
7 points by LeonidBugaev 2mo ago|1 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 3mo ago
Thats exactly same as Claude Code offer: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/quickstart
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Death of Security by Obscurity(blog.reqproof.com)
5 points by LeonidBugaev 4mo ago|0 comments
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Source of Truth: Code, Spec, or Requirement?(blog.reqproof.com)
5 points by LeonidBugaev 4mo ago|0 comments
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Trust Is the Bottleneck(blog.reqproof.com)
2 points by LeonidBugaev 5mo ago|0 comments
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Near-100% test coverage did not catch a CVE in my Go library(blog.reqproof.com)
2 points by LeonidBugaev 5mo ago|1 comments
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I Had Near 100% Test Coverage. It Didn't Matter(blog.reqproof.com)
1 points by LeonidBugaev 5mo ago|0 comments
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Why AI coding speed does not translate into engineering speed(blog.reqproof.com)
1 points by LeonidBugaev 5mo ago|0 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 7mo ago
Thankfully Google has some basic protection for it. I accidentally commited my google api token, as part of some OTEL trace JSON file, and within a few minutes my key was automatically locked by google, and marked as leaked (with exact link
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by LeonidBugaev 7mo ago
I had a few useful examples of this. In order to make it work you need to define your quality gates, and rather complex spec. I personally use https://github.com/probelabs/visor for creating the gates. It can be a code
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by LeonidBugaev 8mo ago
Nice one! I had my own spin on this issue as well, but from the other angle https://github.com/probelabs/maid Getting AI to generate valid mermaid diagrams on scale extremely hard. With maid i'm hitting 100% acc
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by LeonidBugaev 1y ago
It does not implement the Auth :) (mcp auth is terrible btw)
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by LeonidBugaev 1y ago
You should check https://probeai.dev/ too. Thats one of those building blocks which makes AI trully understand the code.
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by LeonidBugaev 1y ago
To put it simple: A2A is for communication between the agents. MCP is how agent communicate with its tools. Important aspect of A2A, is that it has a notion of tasks, task rediness, and etc. E.g. you can give it a task and expect completely
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by LeonidBugaev 1y ago
Hello HN! I'm building Probe https://probeai.dev/ for a while now, and this this docs-mcp project is showcase of its capable. Giving you a local semantic search over any codebase or docs without indexing. Feel free to
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Show HN: Chat with any GitHub repository via MCP(github.com)
5 points by LeonidBugaev 1y ago|1 comments
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Pick Your Own Bubble(leonsbox.com)
2 points by LeonidBugaev 2y ago|0 comments
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Pick Your Own Bubble(leonsbox.com)
3 points by LeonidBugaev 2y ago|0 comments
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10 Different Flavours of Load Testing(goreplay.org)
1 points by LeonidBugaev 2y ago|0 comments
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Common misconceptions about open-source(twitter.com)
1 points by LeonidBugaev 2y ago|0 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 2y ago
Nope, it is simply fresh issues with "help wanted" and "good first issue" labels.
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Show HN: Make open-source contributions fun and meaningful(helpwanted.dev)
4 points by LeonidBugaev 2y ago|2 comments

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