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Show HN: Basecheck agent – Local database checks with HTTP/syslog output
3 points by nnurmanov 2mo ago|0 comments
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
You have to have fixed commands that LLM could execute, just limit its universe. I don't think it is a good practice to give LLMs access to everything.
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
I believe this may impact on post training. Training for instruction following, reasoning, reflection, and self-monitoring may have forced models to learn resource allocation: compress the currently useful concepts into a sparse shared work
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
Wake me up in 100 years and ask me what EU politicians are doing. My answer: regulating something:)
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
We will never know as the article is behind a paywall:)
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
Actually, my mornings start with reading HN; I am more of a reader than a writer :) But I see your point: if you find it useful, then repay it with a contribution. I agree on the repo link as well; it was indeed selfish on my side. HN is on
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
In this case, could coding it manually be faster?:)
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
1. Did not use the UI framework currently being used in the web app; 2. Did not see the pattern, I always use header, but it skipped; 3. Wrong placement of elements, e.g. one element should have been on the left pane, instead it put it on t
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Ask HN: Why coding assistants are so bad at UI?
2 points by nnurmanov 2mo ago|6 comments
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
I guess HN has become an AI/vs human battleground:)
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
I guess UI hasn't been solved yet.
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
My submission was killed immediately. It took me weeks to build the product and days to polish the documentation. At one point, I even went 24 hours without sleep working on it—only to have the submission killed instantly. I emailed @dang a
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
But don't turn on the noprocrast option;) I did it today and had to wait for 3 hours:)
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
How is it with UI? Any good?
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
I’m not sure this growth is sustainable. Even if the barriers are adequate, companies may be reluctant to invest if they believe the bubble could burst soon.
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
Any startup would envy this rate of growth:)
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Samsung profits jump 1,800% as AI chip sales soar(bbc.com)
6 points by nnurmanov 2mo ago|3 comments
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
Fixed, now Fabric works with subscription plans as well. It took some time to figure it out, but the issue is resolved now. I shall push the updated release later to GitHub
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
To the comment below, I have no idea why CC subscription did not work, apparently they have some different way to connect? Thanks to the leaked source code, I am going to find it out:)
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
This is basically why I built HailMary Fabric. Claude Code is good, but a lot of the cost is repo discovery: finding files, reading candidates, following imports, etc. Fabric indexes the repo locally and gives Claude Code the relevant conte
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by nnurmanov 2mo ago
@dang Could you please unblock https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48807184 , users say they do not see the post! I spent so many days to build the product! Not quite sure why this happpened? Was I banned?
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by nnurmanov 4mo ago
Basecheck.ai - a database auditing tool, supports Oracle, MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Supabase and SQLite. Happy to demo
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by nnurmanov 5mo ago
IMO, Freelance marketplace could be a good pivot.
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by nnurmanov 5mo ago
But what about SO's famous toxicity? Can agents be toxic? SO's - “Your question is stupid.” can save a lot of resources;)
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by nnurmanov 5mo ago
Yes, they say we have backup procedures, but have they ever tested that the backups work? They write procedures to please auditors:)
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by nnurmanov 5mo ago
There is always a disgruntled employee:) They will do anything to do maximum harm
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Ask HN: What Would Make Stack Overflow Great Again?
10 points by nnurmanov 5mo ago|25 comments
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by nnurmanov 5mo ago
You have no idea how indifferent security officers can be-even when you point out critical issues. The other day, we flagged that a customer’s database had users with excessive privileges. Their only question: “Can this be exploited from th
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by nnurmanov 5mo ago
Usually, companies have procedures for such events. But most do not.
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by nnurmanov 6mo ago
That’s how ecosystems start: by cutting out third parties.

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