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pradeep1177
16d ago
Big labs don’t expose logits, obviously. So I was wondering, if you wanted to play with distillation at scale, what other signals could you get from these models? Ha fun building this experiment: give Claude Code/Codex an enforced “wor
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Show HN: Give your agent somewhere to think loud watch its decisions unfold live
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Show HN: Use Spot Instance Fearlessly
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There is a big difference IMO. transcript shows a summary. The workbook shows you generated text, verbatim.
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Show HN: Agents Workbook watch Claude Code, Codex write down their working notes
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These logs containing opaque blobs could accidentally contain secrets, the researchers decoded many of reasoning blocks from public repositories and reported finding PII and credentials. I was experimenting a bit how I could block these usi
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Show HN: AI agents gives its worst answers when you're overwhelmed
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Show HN: Gitleaks for Codex and Claude Code
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2mo ago
Interesting take. I also looked into this issue from a different angle https://github.com/softcane/hamza
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Show HN: Maybe AI agents shouldn't decide what's sensitive
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Show HN: Hamza Mask secrets and PII before Claude Code or Codex sends them
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Show HN: Giving Claude Code and Codex its voice
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2mo ago
And what are those necessary controls?
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These data retention contracts are black boxes; you never know how your IP was leaked, and it could end up in the model's training data. It's like trusting META with your privacy settings.
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Ask HN: How companies are protecting Claude Code from reading IP and PII data
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I opened this feature request https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/68284 and hacked around a solution that I thought wasn't so hard to bake into the Claude code. There are other similar open
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If it’s a preference question then certainly yes, but how to push back on x productivity boost argument when a company enforce this as policy? Yes a soft policy but it’s a smart move to encourage the rat race.
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Show HN: How you auto recover your Claude Code workflow when quota resumes
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Author here, I would happy to answer your question's
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Then why to even keep codex open source?
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Show HN: Giving Claude Code and codex its voice using kokoro
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Many times those transcript contains sensitive credentials, so it’s redacted?
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Im working on a project to prevent Claude code from reading any secrets key
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But the whole point of this is to prevent the distillation and identify the list of blocked providers. If a provider is capturing the proxy, they can identify and modify that as well, so it only looks legitimate to the model. What am I miss
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I used my proxy https://github.com/softcane/cc-blackbox setup to capture this. This is how it looks. # userEmail The user's email address is <my email>. # currentDate Today's date is 2026-06-30.
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I generally believe the proxy route is best to understand any harness. I been building some thing similar.
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So, how are you handling read/write caching? I mean, if I keep routing the next prompt based on the task weights? How about if I'm sending every 5th query to opus, which do expensive write cache?
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I've been pondering over the same question, but also on an enterprise scale. For example, how could I scrub the customer data, like name, domain, etc., before sending it to LLM if my Claude code is using some MCP to fetch and debug an
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I think the expectation that AI will be the silver bullet for the domain where human behaviour change is just futile.
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Me: Thanks! Claude, you did a great job. Claude Code: Anytime. I'm glad we nailed it together. Happy to help. bla bla bla.... Me: Thanks! Codex, you did a great job. Codex: Understood. It finally clicked to me when Peter Steinberger me
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