matusfaro

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by matusfaro 2mo ago
Oh my this is so true: * I waited for Duolingo to support Mongolian for years, and in one evening, created my own DuoMongo https://github.com/matusfaro/DuoMongo * I wanted an LLM to mock up a server to speak arbitrary
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by matusfaro 5mo ago
This usually happens in single page apps (SPA): The proper way is to have an actual link but to override the behavior to navigate within the SPA. So if you click it, the navigation will be within the SPA but if you ctrl+click it, the browse
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by matusfaro 6mo ago
I built something I needed: A local desktop app that acts as a gateway for LLMs, MCPs and Skills with smart routing and optimizations built-in.
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LocalRouter: Use free-tier across all providers(localrouter.ai)
2 points by matusfaro 6mo ago|1 comments
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LocalRouter: MCP via LLM(localrouter.ai)
1 points by matusfaro 6mo ago|0 comments
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by matusfaro 6mo ago
Hey HN! With Claude and a strong hammer, I made a desktop app that acts as a gateway for LLMs and MCPs to solve some of my problems: - One place to auth my MCPs and LLMs and to dynamically assign them to apps - Monitor and intercept request
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Show HN: LocalRouter: Open-Source Desktop App for Smart LLM Routing and MCPs(localrouter.ai)
1 points by matusfaro 6mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Open-Sourcing My Own "Gamified" Wedding Invitations(matusnomin.com)
2 points by matusfaro 2y ago|0 comments
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by matusfaro 2y ago
Agreed, I was only suggesting to use Grayscale to cover all types of color-blindness and to encourage creating UIs that are independent from any color as it's a bad habit in general. It's easier to remember to not rely on any colo
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Tell HN: Color Blind Awareness Day: Set Your Screen to Grayscale
4 points by matusfaro 2y ago|3 comments
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by matusfaro 3y ago
Living in Ulaanbaatar Mongolia for some time I experienced temperatures of -20 -30 -40 Celsius. Every ten degrees lower I thought it was going to be the same, but was I wrong. My most notable discovery was when I wanted to jump start my car
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by matusfaro 3y ago
> love a tool to see which tabs are talking with each other also Cool idea but probably not that useful and difficult to accomplish. There are many ways to communicate that could be grouped into: 1. tab -> tab (same domain) 2. tab -&g
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by matusfaro 3y ago
Funny that you say Sonos. I also remember there was a data-over-voice library called "chirp.io" which now redirects to Sonos homepage. Now I know why they acquired them :)
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by matusfaro 3y ago
I can certainly do that. I used a browser extension boiler plate that minifies it by default. I submitted an issue for myself to fix this [1] 1. https://github.com/matusfaro/quarantab/issues/3
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by matusfaro 3y ago
We have our first bug bounty! Thank you "dz2742" for finding out [1] existing connections including websockets are not terminated and has won 100 USD! This is exactly the type of exploit I was hoping to catch. Now I have to figure
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by matusfaro 3y ago
The Contextual Identity API indicates that it's supported [1] in Firefox for Android so will need see how usable it is. I was planning on testing my extension on Android soon. Looking into it more, there is an open request to complete
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by matusfaro 3y ago
Interesting options, wasn't aware of those. The only minor counter-argument would be laziness as a security threat: the more difficult you make the process, the more likely the user will skip seemingly useless steps, thus compromising
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by matusfaro 3y ago
> built in permission to disable AJAX after page load Interesting, but consider this is a cat-and-mouse game. If you are the only one using this trick it may work for you, but I assume would be easy to overcome. (e.g. keep the page loadi
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by matusfaro 3y ago
> Chrome's profiles are actually superior due to ability to have different extensions and history per profile Interesting attack vector I haven't thought about which could leak information out of a network-locked Firefox Contai
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by matusfaro 3y ago
What actually triggered my idea was a recent DNaaS HN post [1] that tells you your expected life expectancy and other cool facts based on your country and birthdate which I was reluctant to input my actual birthday. 1. https://ne
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by matusfaro 3y ago
> it allows for multiple levels of isolation Yes! Chrome has a visually similar functionality to Firefox Containers hidden away behind a feature flag [1] at the moment. BUT under the hood it's simply just tab grouping with no isolat
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by matusfaro 3y ago
Agreed, and to be honest, this extension is more for myself as I would be extremely skeptical if someone else made it especially with the permissions it requires. It would probably be more successful as a feature added to an existing truste
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by matusfaro 3y ago
Yes, in addition to deleting all browsing data (maybe in a private window) for that site prior to re-enabling internet otherwise the site could store information locally and transmit it once online. It is time consuming to do this and do it
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Show HN: Firefox addon to quarantine a tab to use offline with private data
166 points by matusfaro 3y ago|54 comments
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Ask HN: Thoughts on isolating an “allegedly” offline site?
5 points by matusfaro 3y ago|2 comments
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by matusfaro 3y ago
What if the submission points be the difference between positive and negative ai generated comments
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by matusfaro 3y ago
After covid I lost my sense of smell, and for almost 2 years my smell only recovered to about 5% of my original. Honestly, I thought about it and I'm perfectly fine not being able to smell for the rest of my life. On the flip side, I&#
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by matusfaro 3y ago
I'm still trying to setup a vm so I can analyze this extension in a quarantine.
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by matusfaro 3y ago
Firefox recently added capability to remotely disable extensions [1]. Although I was also concerned with the feature when I saw it, I can see how that would be useful in exactly this scenario. * - https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by matusfaro 3y ago
> No binary or closed source releases I suspect it wouldn't be that much trouble to include obfuscated spyware into the sources though. It may make it easier to catch, but it wouldn't prevent mass users from upgrading before it

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