kernc

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by kernc 2mo ago
The convergence is ongoing. We are Borg. You will be assimilated.
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by kernc 5mo ago
Why would they care to empower competitors?
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by kernc 6mo ago
`sandbox-venv` is a small shell script that sandboxes Python virtual environments in separate Linux namespaces using Bubblewrap (and soon using only command `unshare`, bringing the whole script down to effectively 0 deps). https:/&#x2
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by kernc 6mo ago
Did you also manage to enable menu icons?
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by kernc 6mo ago
Let everyone be reminded how joyful GIMP 2.10 menus used to look ... https://i.imgur.com/nVyMQBt.png
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by kernc 8mo ago
Probably not. Maybe Bubblewrap and sandbox-run. It's an anything-is-already-way-better-than-nothing type of thing. [0]: https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap [1]: https://github.com/sandbox-util
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by kernc 8mo ago
As a heads up and affirmation that the approach is correct, here's a small shell bubblewrap wrapper that boils the command line down to `sandbox-run claude --dangerously-skip-permissions`. https://github.com/sandbox-uti
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by kernc 8mo ago
Other actionable insights are: - Merge amendments up into the initial prompt. - Evaluate prompts multiple times (ensemble).
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by kernc 8mo ago
It being deprecated and all, didn't feel like wrapping it, but macOS supposedly has a similar `sandbox-exec` command ...
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by kernc 8mo ago
> Linux-only What other dev OSs are there? > once privileges are dropped [...] it doesn't appear to be possible to reinstate them I don't understand. If unprivileged code could easily re-elevate itself, privilege dropping wo
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by kernc 8mo ago
Since everyone tends to present their own solution, I bid you mine: sandbox-run npx @anthropic-ai/claude-code This runs npx (...) transparently inside a Bubblewrap sandbox, exposing only the $PWD. Contrary to many other soluti
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by kernc 10mo ago
I wrote myself a handy and generalized bwrap-wrapping script: https://github.com/sandbox-utils/sandbox-run
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by kernc 10mo ago
No.1: Run untrusted code in a sandbox! https://github.com/sandbox-utils/sandbox-venv
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by kernc 10mo ago
Now that everyone is kindly on board, IBM can finally bury this standard. /s
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by kernc 11mo ago
What are the reasons for Snapchat? :.
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by kernc 11mo ago
> alias npm=... I use sandbox-run: https://github.com/sandbox-utils/sandbox-run The above simple alias may work for node/npm, but it doesn't generalize to many other programs available on the local system,
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by kernc 11mo ago
Local-first (on Lunix), POSIX shell: https://github.com/sandbox-utils/sandbox-run
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by kernc 11mo ago
A simple zero-config alternative using Linux-native containers seems to be sandbox-venv [1] for Python and sandbox-run [2] for npm ... [1]: https://github.com/sandbox-utils/sandbox-venv [2]: https://github.c
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by kernc 11mo ago
> This might be a red flag for Persona service itself as it might contain serious flaws and security vulnerabilities that Cyber criminals are relying on Persona seems to rely solely on NFC with a national passport/ID, so simply stol
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by kernc 11mo ago
You can use special a Unicode strikethrough glyphs such as available in https://efck-chat-keyboard.github.io
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by kernc 1y ago
Is exactly why I composed bubblewrap-based sandbox-venv for Python: https://github.com/kernc/sandbox-venv Dangerous times we live in.
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by kernc 1y ago
Too personal to share, but maybe too personal and important to share even with the members of the cloudy cartel, i.e. the Providers. Is exactly why I wrote myba that does full contents and paths encryption before syncing with the lapsable r
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by kernc 1y ago
The intricacies of Borg are exactly why I switched over to a wrapper around pure git: https://kernc.github.io/myba/
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by kernc 1y ago
Make your own backup system—is exactly what I did. I felt git porcelain had a stable-enough API to accommodate this popular use case. https://kernc.github.io/myba/
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by kernc 2y ago
Indeed, more repos should add a SLOC (e.g. ghloc) badge! Give you a feel for what you're working with. https://github.com/pajecawav/ghloc-web#badges
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by kernc 2y ago
SAMBO does a good job of finding the global optimum in a black-box manner even compared to Nelder-Mead, according to its own benchmark ... https://sambo-optimization.github.io
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by kernc 2y ago
What you appear to be missing is a "symbols view / pane". Most IDEs have that! https://www.google.com/search?q=ide+symbols+pane&tbm=isch
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by kernc 2y ago
Building upon 40+ year old, stable technology that, compared to Wayland, still seems to be in popular demand [1, 2] is the only sensible thing for the lazy maintainer/dev. That's how I felt when I wrote X11-compatible EF*CK emoj
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