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by npace12 1y ago
it doesnt use it yet
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by npace12 1y ago
it's not possible in firefox, that traffic is not visible (at least as of the last time I tried 1.5 years ago)
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by npace12 1y ago
also check out the claude-mcp extension, very much related to this post :)
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by npace12 1y ago
I built little-rat (chrome extension) a couple of years ago that can track and block traffic from other extensions: https://github.com/dnakov/little-rat
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by npace12 1y ago
also radare2-mcp :) https://github.com/dnakov/radare2-mcp
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Show HN: Frida-MCP – Claude reversing itself using frida(github.com)
3 points by npace12 1y ago|1 comments
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by npace12 1y ago
Also one for radare2: https://github.com/dnakov/radare2-mcp
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by npace12 2y ago
Thanks! Love to hear people are still using it, even though it needs a flag toggle now.
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by npace12 2y ago
It's not much different than your proxy idea. It's implemented as a transformation between the internal message structure (close to Anthropic API's) to OpenAI message spec and vice-versa. Then, it's calling all the other
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by npace12 2y ago
The interesting part, to me, is that claude-code is made by people who know their models well. Having the same tool work with other models lets us get a better feel of how to make better coding agents
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by npace12 2y ago
Cross fingers :) https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/249#issueco...
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by npace12 2y ago
Yeah, hopefully they'd let it slide
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Show HN: Fork of Claude-code working with local and other LLM providers(github.com)
177 points by npace12 2y ago|38 comments
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by npace12 2y ago
Everything is reversible anyway and I think they built something decent. Don't think it's fair to bash them.
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by npace12 2y ago
The source maps were included in an earlier release. I extracted the source code here if anyone is curious: https://github.com/dnakov/claude-code
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Claude-code full source code extracted from source maps(github.com)
4 points by npace12 2y ago|4 comments
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by npace12 2y ago
claude-code was published with full source maps but later removed. I extracted it for learning purposes.
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by npace12 2y ago
yeah but getting from 1 to 10MW is a pain with all these pumps
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by npace12 2y ago
true, i loaded up my save to try the visualizer, but i just have to fix my factory energy output first real quick
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by npace12 2y ago
oh come on guys, i've got real work to do
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by npace12 2y ago
it's all fun and games until you need to reorder an array
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by npace12 2y ago
that's a lot of work and it looks nicely done, thanks!
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by npace12 2y ago
first time I heard of this was yesterday, in a thecatch2024 CTF. Today, on HN... https://www.thecatch.cz/
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by npace12 2y ago
You dont get charged per hour with the openai realtime api, only for tokens from detected speech and response
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by npace12 2y ago
could be useful for llm tools using the command line
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by npace12 2y ago
Maybe a voice assistant?
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by npace12 2y ago
I've had some similar success by just giving GPT-4 and Claude access to a shell and a simple prompt: You are an expert penetration tester and have access to a Kali Linux sandbox. You need to thouroughly test for security vulnerabil
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by npace12 2y ago
Mom said it's my turn on the electron
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by npace12 2y ago
This is such a clever project, and a great write up! Thanks for sharing!
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by npace12 2y ago
they (cdnow) used to ship products ordered with any "generated" credit card that passed their basic regex validation even if that number wasn't an actual bank account.

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