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   by xpnsec 10d ago

   Where they are very useful is as a documentation source for LLMs. For example, I work in infosec and often have to reference DSLs (Cobalt Strike aggressor script for example). Having a skill which is an offline index to carved up function d
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   by xpnsec 2mo ago

   “In addition to disabling the camera on devices when tampering is detected, we work across Meta to remove ads, posts, and Marketplace listings that advertise these kinds of tampering services and we will take action, up to banning accounts
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   by xpnsec 3mo ago

   Love this idea! As someone with a couple of code bits tattooed on my body, if anyone is planning on more than a few lines of text, speak to your tattoo artist first. I once wanted a long bit of code on my arm. I thought it was a good idea,
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   by xpnsec 3mo ago

   It’s like I asked the exact question :) Your experience is certainly not unique. I see the stories, and often feel like it is just a skill issue on my part. So I ask for advice to help correct my workflow, and I receive a mixture of suggest
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   by xpnsec 6mo ago

   Love that idea of compounding your skills and driving that into a new area!
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   by xpnsec 6mo ago

   I think Windsurf is to Antigravity as Atom was to VSCode
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   Ask HN: How are you protecting yourself from skill atrophy?

   6 points by xpnsec 6mo ago|15 comments
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   by xpnsec 7mo ago

   More interestingly, what frameworks/harnesses/architecture are people using to drive multi-agent workflows?