thestackfox

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   by thestackfox 6mo ago

   Respect. But also ... WHY???? Now let's do (1) A DNS file drop: Split small files into TXT records and rebuild them client-side. Useless for big files, perfect for config blobs, tiny payloads, and cursed demos. Also someone can write a
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   What Codex Chooses (Vs Claude Code)(amplifying.ai)

   5 points by thestackfox 6mo ago|0 comments
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   by thestackfox 7mo ago

   I get the sentiment, but "I don’t like magic" feels like a luxury belief. Electricity is magic. TCP is magic. Browsers are hall-of-mirrors magic. You’ll never understand 1% of what Chromium does, and yet we all ship code on top of
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   Show HN: Stack Status – Tracking outages across the internet's underlying stack(stackfox.co)

   3 points by thestackfox 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by thestackfox 7mo ago

   If you’re willing to serve adversarial Markdown to agents, you’re already willing to cloak HTML.
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   Cloudflare adds real-time Markdown rendering for AI agents(blog.cloudflare.com)

   48 points by thestackfox 7mo ago|22 comments
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   by thestackfox 7mo ago

   Nicely done. I poke at DNS a bit over at StackFox ( https://stackfox.co/site/wirewiki.com ), and anyone who’s spent time looking at DNS knows how much work goes into this. A couple thoughts: 1) Nameserver “redundancy” th