gar1t

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by gar1t 13d ago
These are Rune! https://rune-rs.github.io/ Gage has its own scanner runtime sandboxes each scanner task. This is for security and performance. Python's the obvious choice for writing this sort of code but ask Google wi
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Show HN: Gage – Rust based tool to scan Claude sessions for bugs, other issues(github.com)
4 points by gar1t 13d ago|2 comments
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by gar1t 13d ago
I ask not to be snoopy I'm working on session scanners and this is the sort of bad behavior that should be detectable by looking at the record. It's a serious security breach - shipping sessions off somewhere without getting permi
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by gar1t 13d ago
It'd be interesting to see if there's a record of this in your sessions. You can ask Claude to check there.
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by gar1t 1y ago
I code to understand. That's it. That's all. My code is a reflection of a problem definition and a solution. The problem may be under- or poorly defined and the solution may be lousy but by God it's there as a clear reference
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by gar1t 2y ago
Does the bot announce to readers that it's AI? I'd be curious to see the thread it posted to.
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by gar1t 2y ago
One of the reasons SO works is that the correct or best answer tends to move toward the top of the list. AI struggles to do this reliably - and so its closer to SO where the answers are randomly selected and you have to try a few to get the
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by gar1t 2y ago
Interesting language choice! What influenced your decision to use Ballerina?
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by gar1t 3y ago
Gradio does a pretty good job here.
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by gar1t 3y ago
I liked your link a lot.
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Guild AI 0.7 released – open-source experiment tracking(guild.ai)
2 points by gar1t 6y ago|0 comments
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by gar1t 14y ago
Erlang's syntax is one of those things that's just too hard to get past. Along with the other obstacles, it makes Erlang nearly impossible to attain! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY-IueSMAPc
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Python Gangsta Rap(shardingdevnull.com)
2 points by gar1t 15y ago|1 comments
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by gar1t 15y ago
A power and persuasive essay on the essential merits of functional languages. Erlang is ugly Haskell is beautiful, like Karate OCaml is impenetrably unexciting F# is polished. And mainstream Scala is a tour de force of concepts. Tiobe Top 2