kouiskas

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by kouiskas 5mo ago
A terminal manager for Claude Code: https://github.com/gi11es/deckard The main goal is to reduce cognitive load managing many Claude Code and terminal sessions in parallel, while keeping things simple with a design foc
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by kouiskas 6mo ago
I’m talking about the library support, “libghostty”. It’s what cmux and others are built on top of. There’s nothing difficult about it, I’ve just found it very unstable in the way I used it. I’ve switched to SwiftTerm now.
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Show HN: Deckard, Claude-first terminal manager(github.com)
7 points by kouiskas 6mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Claude-replay – Replay your Claude Code sessions(github.com)
5 points by kouiskas 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kouiskas 3y ago
Location: France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gillesdubuc/ Email: gilles [at] dubuc.fr Calendly: https://calendly.com/gi11es Engineering leader with 20
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by kouiskas 4y ago
I’m talking about concrete examples of well-known artists, let’s not confuse this with the delusions of sociopathic CEOs taking credit for other people’s work and constructing a fictional vision a posteriori for the media. There’s nothing a
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by kouiskas 4y ago
On this debate people are confusing artistic illustration skills with creating art. An artist created this artwork at the state fair, not the AI. The artist had a vision, directed the AI towards that outcome and selected the result they wan
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by kouiskas 4y ago
I charge my EV with free solar energy 90% of the time. Can't dig my own gas out of the ground for an ICE. Hopefully that kind of setup will become cheaper and more accessible to many. EVs aside, every bare roof is a missed opportunity
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Write-up of Wikimedia's migration to Thumbor for media thumbnailing(blog.wikimedia.org)
2 points by kouiskas 9y ago|0 comments
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by kouiskas 11y ago
Wikimedia Foundation Many positions are REMOTE (or in SF if you want), some are SF-only. VISA help/sponsorship provided for candidates willing to relocate to SF. There are also INTERN positions open right now. http://wikimed
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by kouiskas 12y ago
Wikimedia Foundation Many positions are REMOTE (or in SF if you want), some are SF-only. VISA help/sponsorship provided for those willing to relocate to SF. http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Work_with_us#Wikimedi
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by kouiskas 12y ago
It will happen later: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Phabricator#Migration_timelin...
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Wikimedia Foundation now accepts Bitcoin(blog.wikimedia.org)
120 points by kouiskas 12y ago|25 comments
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DeviantART gets strategic funding from Autodesk(techcrunch.com)
3 points by kouiskas 13y ago|0 comments
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by kouiskas 13y ago
Some ideas... - using tools like http://www.pictriev.com/ or similar offline solutions to get a pretty good estimate of her age. - using image analysis to "fingerprint" the camera used to take the picture. Then cr
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Show HN: Buy/sell digital content for bitcoins - btcfile.com
6 points by kouiskas 13y ago|0 comments
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by kouiskas 13y ago
They're lying or confused, the data I have is definite proof. 9gag's password and ours were hashed unsalted with MySQL's PASSWORD(). I'll reply on that comment.
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by kouiskas 13y ago
They were using and probably are still using unsalted MySQL 4.1+ PASSWORD() https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5677550
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by kouiskas 13y ago
Also, in addition to confirming that our own hash was genuine, 9gag's password was very weak and their hash can be reversed with online rainbow tables.
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by kouiskas 13y ago
name.com's passwords were (still are?) not encrypted. They're unsalted MySQL 4.1 PASSWORD() hashes.
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by kouiskas 13y ago
The name.com sample data HTP showed in their log by querying the database was real. Source: I work for one of the companies they used as sample rows when querying the name.com DB. Our head of ops confirmed that the hash in the HTP log was i
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by kouiskas 13y ago
Looking at the hash found in the query HTP ran, 9gag's name.com password was "harry1" at the time of the exploit. It also tells us name.com stores the passwords as unsalted MySQL 4.1 PASSWORD() hashes...
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by kouiskas 15y ago
"sign language" should be labelled as ASL if that's what you meant. There are hundreds of sign languages.
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by kouiskas 15y ago
Looks quite depressing, to be honest.
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by kouiskas 15y ago
It's a photoshopped picture that's been around for years. On the original you can see how bad a copy/paste job it is: http://worldnewstweets.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/osama-...
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by kouiskas 15y ago
Following that questionable logic, now that node.js is the latest hot fad, doesn't that make RoR the new PHP?
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by kouiskas 15y ago
Average developers blame the language for their inability to make the best use of it. Good developers are too busy writing great code with the tools they have at hand to care. Some languages have strengths for particular applications, but s
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Chinese government dropping phone calls if forbidden words are said(newscientist.com)
41 points by kouiskas 15y ago|31 comments
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by kouiskas 16y ago
In other words... promote synergy, direct workflow, like a boss.
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by kouiskas 16y ago
Moving the monitor a bit further away from you and/or tilting it (which looks a bit unnatural, having your monitor "facing up" slightly) solves that problem for me. I've only used 22" monitors vertically, maybe bigger ones are just too big

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